Now, if we got rid of all regulations they wouldn't be able to launch such a frivolous lawsuit because there would be no regulations on getting ripped off.
Isn't that amazing? When they're taking money from others and putting it in their own pockets, wealthy teabaggers are patriots! When money gets taken from them and put in even wealthier pockets, they're plaintiffs! Help! Police! Courts! Do something! This kind of **** needs to be... regulated! We need the "nanny state" to step in and make things right! Because we didn't get to steal the money this time!
So, money got moved from your pockets into wealthier ones, in hopes that even more wealth would be created, and trickle back down to you. But it didn't work, so now it's a scam, eh?
A group of conservative investors in Tennessee is suing a California businessman for allegedly conning them into investing in Tea Party HD, a TV channel aimed at tea partiers, that they say turned out to be a scam.
Tea Party HD was founded by Bill Hemrick and Anthony Loiacono in 2010, but Hemrick and the other complainants claim that Loiacono never put in his share into the project and used the rest of the funds as his “personal bank account.” The complaint says he used the money “to pay himself, his family members and his business, Heads & Tails Inc., ‘exorbitant rates’ for the few projects Tea Party HD undertook,” according to Brandon Gee of The Tennessean.
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