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If trump signs it will Trumpers still think he loves them?
my guess they will excuse it and pretend they never wanted the right to sue and that they love forced arbitration, and a deck stacked against them and a gag.....
yep trumpers will lie through their teeth and say they support this once Trump signs it..... otherwise they have to admit to themselves Trump is just another swamp creature protecting the banking/finance/wall street industries....
Why any middle class voter would vote for Republicans and believe they have their best interests at heart is beyond me. Every time the Republican party comes to power, the average citizen loses. This has been the case since the Reagan years, yet these fools continue to vote Republican. It's amazing how quickly how so many forgot the party that brought us the Great Recession
For those of us that bailed out of the GOP long ago, there aren’t many alternatives. The Democrats? Please.
On one hand we have the party of the billionaires, the GOP. On the other we have the race baiting, divisive Democrats. We need a viable third party.
The only way regular Americans can effectively sue large corporations is by class action lawsuits where many regular Americans come together as a group and combine their financial resources to take on a multi-billion dollar corporation and their teams of attorneys
Alot of class action lawsuits the only people that make money from it is lawyers, while the "victims", are offered $10 as a settlement
Just another amnesty from the GOP for the big money guys
Elizabeth Warren described the repeal of this legislation as a "big, wet kiss to Wall Street". On NPR today, it was stated that under this just-repealed law, consumers received 1,000 times more money in their disputes with financial institutions, than they did under the previous and now-revived system of arbitration. The institutions choose the arbitrators, so "The deck is stacked against the consumers from the start", according to Warren.
Elizabeth Warren described the repeal of this legislation as a "big, wet kiss to Wall Street". On NPR today, it was stated that under this just-repealed law, consumers received 1,000 times more money in their disputes with financial institutions, than they did under the previous and now-revived system of arbitration. The institutions choose the arbitrators, so "The deck is stacked against the consumers from the start", according to Warren.
Between all the Regulations That the POTUS has dropped, this is one of the worst for all the people. Get ready for the next Great Recession.
Why any middle class voter would vote for Republicans and believe they have their best interests at heart is beyond me. Every time the Republican party comes to power, the average citizen loses. This has been the case since the Reagan years, yet these fools continue to vote Republican. It's amazing how quickly how so many forgot the party that brought us the Great Recession
The Republican donor class realized a long time ago that the easiest way to manipulate the working and middle classes is to have them scapegoat all of their problems on illegals, blacks, gays/transgenders, and guns. It's worked ever since, and the elites are laughing all the way to the bank.
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