From a friend. Here are some of the reasons we call it "tort deform":
Limit your right to Justice: Support Tort Reform
Limit your right to trial: Support Tort Reform
Vote Yes to Tort Reform: Make Insurance Companies Richer
Your Life isn't worth more than $250K: Support Tort Reform
Your dead child isn't worth $250K: Support Tort Reform
Let's limit Accountability: Support Tort Reform
Give Big Business a break: Support Tort Reform
Killed by a Drunk Driver? $250k is all your family needs. Vote yes for Tort Reform.
Defective Product take your life? You're not worth $250K. Vote yes for Tort Reform
Know anyone killed, crippled of injured by negligence? It will never happen to you: Support Tort Reform
Know anyone who ever served on a jury? They are stupid. Support Tort Reform.
Ever served on a jury? You can't be trusted to do what's right. Support Tort Reform.
Don't let a jury decide how to spend the insurance company's money, let the lobbyists and legislators decide. Support Tort Reform.
Let the government decide what your life is worth, not the people. Vote yes for Tort Reform.
Our Founding Fathers were idiots. Vote yes for Tort Reform.
Did someone accidentally kill your family? Don't file a lawsuit, just turn the other cheek. Vote yes for Tort Reform.
Maimed by a defective product? Turn to prayer for relief, not to a jury. Support Tort Reform.
Lose your ability to provide for your family in an accident? Don't worry, the government will take care of them. Support Tort Reform.
Your neighbors are too stupid to decide what your amputated leg is worth. Vote yes for Tort Reform.
Call your local State Representative and tell them you support Tort Reform. Your dead baby isn't worth $250,000 anyway.
Defective product take your eye? You still have another one. Support Tort Reform.
Every life is precious, but no life is worth more than $250K. Support Tort Reform.
If you believe that life begins at conception, then you know that life is only worth $250,000 when it ends. Support Tort Reform.
It doesn't matter how dangerous a product is because everyone will get the same amount of money no matter how bad they are hurt. Support Tort Reform.
It's wrong to sue somebody for making a mistake. We'll tell everyone at your funeral that you felt that way. Support Tort Reform.
I don't want to pay a few more dollars for a safe product. My health isn't worth that much anyway. Support Tort Reform.
Trade your leg for $250,000? Support Tort reform.
Were your parents killed by the nursing home? Thank them. They actually saved you money because they were going to die anyway. Support Tort Reform.
Just because a product I buy blows up takes both my legs doesn't mean that I should get more than $250,000 from those stupid people serving on a jury. Support Tort Reform.
Money doesn't mean anything to me or my family, especially if you hurt me so bad that I can't work anymore. Support Tort Reform.
A jury doesn't know how much my life is worth, but the government does. Support Tort Reform.
Ask anybody killed by negligence what their life is worth. If they could they would tell you it's not more than $250,000. Vote for Tort Reform.
Don't actually know anyone personally who has won a jackpot jury verdict? Support Tort Reform anyway.
It's okay for doctors and hospitals to kill people. We all make mistakes. Support Tort Reform.
Its okay to forgive the drunk driver that killed you instead of suing him. Your family would rather give forgive than receive money to live on anyway. Support Tort Reform.
Did you lose the person you love to negligence? You'd rather have the loved one back instead of the money anyway. Let the insurance company keep it. They know how to spend it better than you do. Support Tort Reform.
Trade your neighbor's arm for lower insurance premiums. It won't cost you anything will it? Support Tort Reform.
If you are stupid enough to pick a doctor that is negligent, then you don't deserve more than $250,000 if he kills you. Vote yes for Tort Reform.
Just because you burned alive doesn't mean that your landlord should pay you more than $250,000 for violating the building code. Support Tort Reform.
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