Class-action lawsuits to be limited.

New York Times ^ | February 17, 2005 | DAVID STOUT

[SixStringSlinger]

In a legislative victory for President Bush, the House of Representatives easily passed a bill this afternoon that would sharply limit the ability of people to file sweeping, multistate lawsuits against companies.

The vote to limit class-action lawsuits was 279 to 149. Since the Senate approved the measure last week by 72 to 26, it now goes to President Bush, who is eager to sign it and many do so as early as Friday.

[SixStringSlinger]

The entrenched, creeping liberalism is proving to be less difficult to uproot than I had imagined. A new day of conservatism is breaking over this land. Bush will go down in history as one of the most effective presidents in modern history. I believe his legacy will be as great as Reagan's!

[free_european]

"One Republican, John T. Doolittle of California, joined 147 Democrats and one independent, Bernard Sanders of Vermont, in voting against it."

[blackie]

Already posted:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1345379/posts

[hermgem]

Bush's accomplishments at current are blunted by the liberal dominated media.
Just visualize these tremendous changes both in Afghanistan and Iraq... worldshaking.
Elections in these countries. Changes that will affect the Islamic world and beyond, forever, as other countries will also demand freedom.
Historians in 30 years will come through with Bush's courage, determination, having initiated such massive changes.
Current MSN animosity diminishes and downplays these world turning events.
Do we realize of living in a most exciting period of world history.
What's required however is an open and observant mind.