Glia
01-31-2012, 07:34 PM
Despite the President's recent announcement of a new federal task force to investigate crimes by Wall Street banks, the White House continues to push state attorneys general to sign on to a settlement deal with banks that seeks only a pittance in exchange for immunity from future prosecution.
Last year, California's attorney general, Kamala Harris, took a courageous stand when she withdrew from the 50-state settlement talks pushed by the Obama administration. Her move helped build on momentum created by New York's Eric Schneiderman and provided a huge boost to grassroots efforts to kill a bad deal.
But once again, Attorney General Harris is facing enormous pressure from the Obama administration to rubberstamp a terrible settlement agreement which could give banks immunity for crimes that haven't yet been investigated. And once again, she is standing strong, publicly rejecting the current settlement on the table as inadequate.
You can find out more about this issue and take action by clicking on the link below.
https://act.credoaction.com/campaign/thank_harris/?r_by=34066-2355528-zYsTlgx&rc=paste1
Last year, California's attorney general, Kamala Harris, took a courageous stand when she withdrew from the 50-state settlement talks pushed by the Obama administration. Her move helped build on momentum created by New York's Eric Schneiderman and provided a huge boost to grassroots efforts to kill a bad deal.
But once again, Attorney General Harris is facing enormous pressure from the Obama administration to rubberstamp a terrible settlement agreement which could give banks immunity for crimes that haven't yet been investigated. And once again, she is standing strong, publicly rejecting the current settlement on the table as inadequate.
You can find out more about this issue and take action by clicking on the link below.
https://act.credoaction.com/campaign/thank_harris/?r_by=34066-2355528-zYsTlgx&rc=paste1