Forced arbitration clauses, which are buried in the fine print of contracts that we sign every day, restrict Americans' access to justice by stripping consumers and workers of their legal rights and insulating corporations from accountability.
Franken criticizes forced arbitration for limiting access to justice.
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Harry was very encouraging. In fact, Chuck Schumer was less so. And Harry was really the one who got behind me and I won that first one, I clobbered Norm Coleman by 312 votes, as you may recall.
Well, when he said I will seek revenge against my people who -- convicted -- already convicted, who charged me, that's the end of rule of law, right?
It is, I still believe it will happen. Because it kind of has to, and I wish they would get on with it.
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