Today I'm taking a glance at JASTA, the recent legislation that allows 9/11 victims to sue foreign states for injury, death, or damages; and at Wells Fargo, the dastardly swindler of unsuspecting customers.
Since the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, aka the 9/11 law, passed, why not use it to sue Congress for inaction on gun legislation? The litigants would have to prove Congress is a foreign state--not that hard. Just sayin'.
Seems to me Wells Fargo is not that different from any other U.S. bank. They just got caught.
--Marge
Since the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, aka the 9/11 law, passed, why not use it to sue Congress for inaction on gun legislation? The litigants would have to prove Congress is a foreign state--not that hard. Just sayin'.
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| Clay Jones, The Week |
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Seems to me Wells Fargo is not that different from any other U.S. bank. They just got caught.
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| Steve Sack, The Week |
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--Marge
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