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To draft and send to Congress a law that allows banks to be prosecuted for antitrust practices.

Created by B.S. on March 06, 2013

On March 6th, 2013 U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder sat before Congress and told them that some banks were too large to prosecute. They act with impunity against not only American citizens but citizens of the world as well. This is because banks have written immunity to our antitrust laws.

The President and Congress have stepped up to banks and their amoral internal trade practices with the Dodd-Frank law, practices that would already have been banned if they were held to Federal Antitrust law. And now it has been revealed that many banks are finding loop holes in the law and are engaging once again in dangerous unregulated practices. Take Dodd-Frank one step further, Pass Legislation through Congress that allows banks to be prosecuted and broken up under antitrust regulation.

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