Which brings us returning to predatory loan providers and their friend, Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

Shop around: There’s an uprising when you look at the land, keep in mind, and it’s alson’t going away after Hillary Clinton, now the presumptive nominee, is crowned. This even Wasserman Schultz couldn’t ignore the decibel level of an aroused public year. Unaccustomed up to a challenge in the Democratic “wealth main” where cash frequently favors incumbents, she now finds herself called to account by the articulate opponent who champions employees, Tim Canova. Throughout the national nation tens and thousands of consumer advocates — and tens of thousands of other progressives upset at her recognized favoritism toward Hillary Clinton — have already been demanding that Wasserman Schultz resign while the party’s chair or perhaps dumped ahead of the meeting starts Philadelphia. Continue reading →