Seth Frotman (@sethfrotman) 's Twitter Profile
Seth Frotman

@sethfrotman

Now: Sr. Fellow @UCBConsumerLaw & @TowardsJustice. Then: @CFPB X 2, @theSBPC, @PatrickMurphyPA. Forever trying to teach my kids the @UMich fight song.

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Julie Margetta Morgan (@jmargetta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Big news from The Century Foundation: Angela Hanks is joining The Century Foundation as our Chief of Policy Programs. We are so lucky to have such a talented, savvy expert leading our policy teams! tcf.org/content/about-…

ProPublica (@propublica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New: Before he helped fire most Consumer Financial Protection Bureau staffers, DOGE's Gavin Kliger was warned about his investments and advised to not take any actions that could benefit him personally, according to a person familiar with the situation. propub.li/3GVkhos

Seth Frotman (@sethfrotman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is just performative art for billionaires & big banks. Illegal overdrafts aren't now legal because a document happens to be on this list. Or illegal nursing home debt collection. Or illegal worker surveillance. People are struggling & deserve better than this nonsense.

David Seligman (@daveyseligman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm David Seligman.  I’m running for CO Attorney General.  This campaign is about reclaiming our power from the billionaires who have stolen it from us, from working families. We will fight. And we will win. Because we love our country the promise it made: The law belongs to us.

NCLC (@nclc4consumers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“The law is still the law,” said Diane Thompson, deputy director and chief advocacy officer at NCLC. “Companies must continue to follow the law or run the risk of private litigation, with or without guidance from the #CFPB." #ProtectConsumers nclc.org/consumer-laws-…

ProPublica (@propublica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New: Records show that Chris Young is simultaneously working as a political adviser to Musk while serving in the Department of Government Efficiency, helping to gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. propub.li/44ESBy6

Julie Margetta Morgan (@jmargetta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Abundance Institute's wholesale embrace of industry pleas for lax regulation seems incredibly naive. You know who else argued for "a consistent national regulatory framework" that crowds out state laws, in the name of growth? Subprime lenders.

Seth Frotman (@sethfrotman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's clear how the Trump Administration plans to handle what remains of modern administrative law while advancing its agenda. The plan is to break it. What's ours? w/ Brad Lipton about where we go from here bit.ly/4dzHusS

Samuel Levine (@saalevine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In a world of AI-fueled fraud and financial traps, states need every tool to protect consumers. Seth Frotman and I join Tish James in urging New York to ban unfair and abusive practices. New Yorkers can longer count on federal enforcers.

Jeremy Kress (@jeremy_kress) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trump has purported to bring "independent" regulatory agencies under White House control. Dems should resist the urge to reflexively restore independence, Seth Frotman and I contend in Democracy Journal. That system was broken long before Trump shattered it. democracyjournal.org/arguments/dont…

Doha Mekki (@dohamekki) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I testified in the Senate this week about antitrust + deregulation. I urged Congress, Antitrust Division, and FTC to focus on the biggest, most intractable competition problems driving the cost-of-living crisis. Why? They’re uniquely suited to do it. And because regular people can’t

Seth Frotman (@sethfrotman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The precedent has now been set that funds from the Federal Reserve system are fair game in reconciliation, including for large expansions to our consumer protection agencies.

Allison M. Preiss (@allisonmpreiss) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For months, Trump's CFPB has insisted it is focusing its efforts on protecting servicemembers & veterans The Associated Press: "Navy Federal Credit Union will no longer have to refund $80 million to servicemen and women for illegally charging them overdraft fees" after CFPB dismissal of the case

For months, Trump's CFPB has insisted it is focusing its efforts on protecting servicemembers & veterans

<a href="/AP/">The Associated Press</a>: "Navy Federal Credit Union will no longer have to refund $80 million to servicemen and women for illegally charging them overdraft fees" after CFPB dismissal of the case
Julie Margetta Morgan (@jmargetta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congress is advancing a bill that will make healthcare, education, groceries, and utilities more expensive, and the Trump Administration is cutting wages for home health workers. I just can't get over how many fronts Donald Trump is opening in his war against the working class

Punchbowl News (@punchbowlnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A pair of Biden-era officials from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau accused the Trump administration of moving to “reboot” the practice of redlining. More from Vault co-author Brendan Pedersen: punchbowl.news/article/financ…

David Seligman (@daveyseligman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It was great to join CWA 7777 on Thursday for our first town hall talking about how the AG can be a force for workers: holding corporate abuse accountable and using the law to help working people build real power and voice on the job. Big thank you to everyone who came out.

It was great to join <a href="/CWA7777/">CWA 7777</a> on Thursday for our first town hall talking about how the AG can be a force for workers: holding corporate abuse accountable and using the law to help working people build real power and voice on the job. Big thank you to everyone who came out.