Bloomberg reports:

The attorneys general say they are now invited to the nation's capital and talk with Warren by telephone almost weekly as she sets up the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection. On Nov. 30, Warren traveled to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to plot strategy at the prosecutors' winter meeting.

Ever since the foreclosure crisis went nationwide and attorneys general from all 50 states have been treated by the press as a monolithic enformecment entity (probably partly because it's intellectually gratifying to show off that you know it's not "attorney generals"). It's been fun for us to think of them as this pack of trained animals that one can unleash on the financial service industry, and apparently Elizabeth Warren feels the same way.

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