Dan McLaughlin explains “State legislatures and Congress should act now to
limit the threat of lawsuits so as to encourage economically and socially
necessary activities that are bound to carry some risks. Doing so is a
legitimate exercise of the power to make laws that allocate liability and
decide what kinds of commerce, schooling, and public gatherings can proceed
without government interference” (National Review).
The subject also came
up in Hugh Hewitt’s conversation yesterday with Senator Mitch McConnell, who
said “Now
the difficulty of achieving that with a Democratic House, you can understand.
They are a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Plaintiff’s Bar, and rarely do
anything that discourages litigation. Generally speaking, they’re trying to
create more litigation. So I don’t want to get your hopes up that this very
necessary step could actually be achieved with a Nancy Pelosi-led House”
(Hugh Hewitt).
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