Last week the Business Roundtable, a collection of millionaire CEOs who work to influence policy in their own self-interest, sent a letter urging the White House to dismantle important consumer protections that are inconvenient to their business ventures.

They attached a list of “Top Regulations of Concern,” the contents of which are no surprise given the CEOs involved in this group. (It’s also no surprise that there’s a blatantly self-serving request to eliminate CEO pay-rate disclosures at the Securities and Exchange Commission.)

So which protections do these fat-cat executives want to take away from the American people?

Click here to read the rest of this Op-Ed in The Hill.

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