Keep thinking trump, Pence and the GOP is the party of the middle and lower class...
Wall Street Wins
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You have no clue 29If I havent offended you please be patient Ill get to you as soon as I can...... and yes Im a Bloomquist fan...deal w it!!! WWG1WGA!!!
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Yeah, they would rather average working folk would go through arbitration rather than class action, because average people don’t have the time, money, or energy to go through arbitration.
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It is stunning to me how the dems keep most of their base in complete ignorance about Wall Street being the big bad enemy. You can sue banks and the middle class takes it right in the gonads again. Just like Obama care. Ask some of these middle class people how they feel about paying 2,000 a month for their family plan with a 10,000 dollar or higher deductable? Trump is the greatest President for the economy so far in my life time. Not do dis Reagan who also did many positive things. You do away with Wall Street, no jobs. You do away with rich people, no jobs. What needs to be done away with is "give me free stuff crowd". I get so tired of Democrats catering to the ignorant., just like this thread starter. Wake up and try to understand the reasoning and how things like suing everyone only winds up costing the middleclass
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The Marxist Democrat lemmings are trained that Wall Street is bad. Just simply by telling them that it is. What a dumbed down society to believe that crap.
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So when Wells Fargo takes advantage of their customers, those customers shouldn’t be allowed to file a class action lawsuit? When a large bank bungles it’s computer security and loses customer data, those customers shouldn’t be allowed to file a class action lawsuit?
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Wall Street is livid over Wells Fargo's latest scandal: 'Here we go again'
Wells Fargo shares fell 2.6 percent Friday after The New York Times reported more than 800,000 of the bank's auto loan customers were charged for car insurance they did not need.
Multiple Wall Street firms expressed their disappointment with Wells Fargo's disclosure practices and its corporate culture since the news was revealed.
The bank's stock underperformed the market this year.
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