7-2
I bet, can guess who those 2 were without even looking.
Justice Clarence Thomas reached back to the earliest days of the Constitution in his majority opinion to note that “the Bureau’s funding mechanism fits comfortably with the First Congress’ appropriations practice.”
Hmmm..... surprising.... maybe public pressure does work.
Justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch, Thomas’ colleagues in the court’s conservative bloc, dissented. “The Court upholds a novel statutory scheme under which the powerful Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) may bankroll its own agenda without any congressional control or oversight,” Alito wrote.
No more powerful then the billionaires that get to bribe officials and run the show.
That's a lot of people that seem to stick their nose in other people's business.
You are telling me that Eric Adams accepted a P.I. help when he could have literally walked to a police station. Then to a detective to solve the case?
Unless. Private investigators were used as counter protestors, then Eric Adams would have a lot to answer for.