And yet you gave all the bankers responsible a pass.
As Attorney General of California, I took on the five biggest Wall Street banks during the financial crisis. We won $20 billion for California homeowners and together we passed the strongest anti-foreclosure law in the United States of America.
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Of course she did. They were most likely her biggest donors and they had to be kept happy.
#NeverKamala
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$20 billion??? Ha ha, how much of that 20 billion after lawyers and lobbyists fees actually made it to the wallets of California homeowners?
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Absolutely nothing !
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How much jail time did they get? How much did they get paid in bonuses the same year as those settlements? How many of them are right back at perpetrating the same speculative schemes that led to the 2008 crisis? 20bn is a JOKE to those people - they got off scot free.
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actually I worked for one of those big banks ( don't hate me, I was just a flunkie) and they took a shellacking. It was well deserved.
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I love you Senator but you're going to have to address your decision not to prosecute Mnuchin. As a Dem who supports you, I want to know why.
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Literally no AG felt they could make a case against the executives. The way the laws are written makes it nearly impossible to bring a case like that. Listen to
@PreetBharara on it—the law needs to be reformed (see@ewarren proposals). This is such a silly dig
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Except for Steve Mnuchin
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The sleaziest one
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