The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is still in its infancy but critics already say it's not playing nicely with others.
An oversight hearing by the House Financial Services Committee's Subcommittee on Consumer Credit and Financial Institutions gave Republicans another forum Wednesday for criticizing the bureau for overreaching and being insufficiently accountable.
The independent agency, which still lacks a permanent director pending action on the nomination of Richard Cordray, has been in operation for 100 days.
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