Hey Californians, Make Sure Your AG Keeps Standing Up for You

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Dear Californians (and everyone else too):

Shortly after the State of the Union speech next week, Team Obama wants to announce a deal with the big banks, and he wants you to think it’s a good deal. The banks will deign to give homeowners in the settling states credits and a little cash, together totaling $20 to $25 billion. Precisely who gets how much would remain entirely in the banks’ discretion. In exchange, Team Obama is asking the Attorneys General from all 50 states to give the banks cradle-to-grave loan immunity, swearing off claims relating to how the banks made loans, serviced loans, and foreclosed loans.

Californians, Team Obama particularly wants your Attorney General, Kamala Harris, to sign the agreement because California is ground zero for a massive amount of lender and foreclosure fraud. AG Harris’s sign off would gives the banks a lot of peace. If there’s one place in the country filled with fraudulently made loans, it’s California, since Countrywide, WaMu, IndyMac and similarly shady companies did big business there.

California is Key

So the banks are promising AG Harris about $6 billion out of a $25 billion settlement. The $6 billion would go to California’s underwater and damaged homeowners. Since most people think “robo-signing” is barely illegal and foreclosed homeowners are morally flawed, $25 billion nationally, $6 billion to CA, sounds like an awful lot of money. Heck, “billions” sounds positively punitive, like the government’s being tough on the banks. So the pressure on her to sign will be intense. But here’s the thing: the deal stinks. The deal’s a present to the banks so generous Santa would blush giving it, as I explain in a minute.

Be sure to check out the rest here…

And please take a minute to call the CA AG’s office no matter what state you are from.

I think out of state calls will make a big impact as well.

So call her office at 916-445-9555.

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