An activist who attends Trump administration congressional hearings dressed as the mascot from Monopoly reappeared on Thursday on Capitol Hill during a hearing with acting Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) chief Mick Mulvaney Mick MulvaneyMick Mulvaney to start hedge fund Fauci says positive White House task force reports don't always match what he hears on the ground Bottom line MORE.

Amanda Werner, arbitration campaign manager for advocacy group Public Justice, was spotted in the background of Mulvaney's hearing dressed as Rich Uncle Pennybags as the acting CFPB chief and White House budget director attended a hearing of the Senate Banking Committee.

I’ve snagged the prime spot once again — and today I’m trolling Trump Appointee Mick Mulvaney.



WATCH WHAT HAPPENS LIVE here: https://t.co/AWbtjDTm86 pic.twitter.com/C5nKURU9Lz — The Monopoly Man - Amanda Werner (@wamandajd) April 12, 2018

During the hearing, tweets from the Public Justice account called Mulvaney a "hack" and mocked him for saying that employees at the Trump White House often approached him for jobs.

Republican Senators are trying to equate @CFPB using anonymized consumer data to hold banks accountable to @Equifax allowing the data of 145 million Americans to be HACKED.



Let’s be clear: the only hack at the @CFPB is Mick Mulvaney. — Public Justice (@Public_Justice) April 12, 2018

Mick Mulvaney says that people at the White House are begging him for jobs.



I wonder why? — Public Justice (@Public_Justice) April 12, 2018

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According to Public Justice's website, the group works to “to combat social and economic injustice, protect the Earth’s sustainability, and challenge predatory corporate conduct and government abuses.”

Werner previously attended the hearing of former Equifax CEO Richard Smith in October and attended another hearing in November.

The activist also posted a photo in November, showing the character standing behind Smith in a Senate corridor holding a large bag of fake money.