State AG coalition calling out Chase for religious discrimination

The Center Square ^ | 5/3/23 | Stephen Bittenbender

[CFW]

A group of attorneys general from across the U.S. is going after one of the country’s largest banks, which it claims treats some Christians unfairly.

In a letter recently sent to JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, the groups said the bank preaches “openness and inclusivity,” but it has “persistently discriminated” against some religious liberty groups.

“Chase cannot call itself ‘inclusive’ and say that it ‘opposes discrimination in any form’ while simultaneously disenfranchising its clients over religious and political differences,” Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who took the lead in the effort, said. “I’m leading this coalition to stand up for Kentuckians.”

In the eight-page letter, Cameron notes Chase “de-banked” the National Committee for Religious Freedom last year, with the group learning its account at a Chase branch in Washington, D.C., was canceled just a few weeks after it was created.

The group said the financial institution offered to restore the account if it provided a list of donors, a list of political candidates it backed, and its rationale for endorsements.

[CFW]

I'm sure Chase is doing this at the government's direction. They need to be sued and discovery initiated to uncover the correspondence between bank directors and Biden administration officials.

[ChuckHam]

Bankers are at the top of the list of useful idiots. We all know what happens to useful idiots when the Marxists take over.