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Re: vw is NOT getting off lighty!
Depends on whether the "VW bailout bill", is passed by Congress. It will get vetoed by this president but if we elect a Republican class action law suits are dead.Originally posted by Mega View Post
...to the rescue races Rep. Bob Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican who is among those promoting what's called the "Fairness In Class Action Litigation Act of 2015," a short and rather vague bill that would group injured parties into "classes" for the purpose of class-action litigation. Lawyers for aggrieved VW owners are calling it the "VW bailout bill"…
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Re: vw is NOT getting off lighty!
Everybody knows that any day now Krusty the Clown is going to get sued in the USA because his nose isn't red enough.Originally posted by santafe2 View Post
What the Republicans are trying to protect isn't some German carmaker, but all those Republican voting VW franchise dealers.Comment
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Re: vw is NOT getting off lighty!
Now Renault
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-0...missions-probe
Some back ground:-
The French goverment want REnault (who bought Nissan some years ago) to focus car prduction in France. Renault told the leftist-nob-job goverment to piss off & mind their own bussiness. I suspect this is political strong arm-ing by the Loony-left nob-jobs...........
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Re: vw is NOT getting off lighty!
The downside is the vehicles in question were almost certainly from the French plants.Originally posted by Mega View PostComment
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