Who went to jail
‘For The People’ meant fighting for middle-class families who had been defrauded by banks and lost their homes in the Great Recession. We went after the five biggest banks in the U.S. and won $20B for CA homeowners and passed the strongest anti-foreclosure laws in the country.
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And I am saying this just know who, not saying none went. If some did I would like to know who
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Wow. That takes balls given that you refused to prosecute Mnuchin even though there was ample evidence of his fraudulent foreclosures. Total BS Kamala and Im not here for it.
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Does the name Steve Mnuchin ring any bells senator?
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How about One West?
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”Despite the fact that California was the hardest hit state by foreclosure rescue scams, and that it is the home base for more scam artists...Harris' strike force has prosecuted fewer foreclosure consultant fraud cases than...in numerous other states.”https://www.eastbayexpress.com/oakland/the-strike-force-that-never-struck/Content?oid=3933743 …
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Ms. Harris, I’m a combat veteran who lost my home in 2009. You went after 5 of how many banks with predatory practices? You allowed those banks to be bought out of existence by other banks that forced people like me out of their homes. Ten years later and I’m still recovering.
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If only the bank presidents' kids had been truant.
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