The real-estate turmoil isn't the fault of class-action lawyers or even the National Association of Realtors. The speaker blames the U.S. Department of Justice for driving the conflict and the Consumer Federation of America for targeting everyday realtors. Vote for DOJ reform.
If you're getting all these headlines, you're going to stay ginned up and mad at the world. I'm just going to say that being mad at class action lawyers, probably not the most fruitful anger, but I understand that you might be mad at this plaintiff because he worked the system to destroy real estate. Now he's wanting to line his own pockets with it. I wouldn't be mad at him. He's operating in the system that we have. And then you might be mad at the National Association of Realtors. NAR may have lost its way, but it's still able to pursue going to the Supreme Court. And so I, for one, am glad that my dues dollars are taking this battle forward. You should be mad at the DOJ. Pay attention to what's going on and think about what matters to you when you vote. You've got to pick your priorities. I am going to vote for a change in the DOJ. You also could be mad at the Consumer Federation of America, that little NGO which is not funded by anybody trying to be helpful to real estate, and they are a bunch of busybodies trying to destroy everyday working realtors, and they're driving the DOJ's engine
