WILL TOM COTTON STAND AGAINST PREDATOR BANKS IN ARKANSAS?
Arkansas has always been a place where hard work, honesty, and community values define our way of life. From the cattle farms of Yell County to the bustling small businesses in Little Rock, Arkansans believe in fairness. Yet, lurking beneath this spirit of integrity is a bank found guilty of “bad faith”, “abuse”, and “Reverse Domain Name Hijacking”, or attempted theft of intellectual property worth millions. The dirty bank also engages in willful infringement on a small business owner’s trademark rights. These are not victimless crimes—they are direct attacks on Arkansas families, entrepreneurs, and the very foundation of our economy.
The question we must ask today is simple: Will Tom Cotton pledge to hold this predator “bad faith” bank accountable?
The Stakes for Arkansas Families and Businesses
Families: When banks act in bad faith, it’s not just numbers on a balance sheet—it’s food off the table, tuition unpaid, and dreams deferred.
Small Businesses: Entrepreneurs who pour their lives into building something meaningful are left vulnerable when banks abuse their power. Intellectual property theft and trademark infringement are not abstract legal issues; they are existential threats to the survival of local businesses.
Arkansas’s Reputation: A state that tolerates predatory banking risks losing its credibility as a safe place to invest, innovate, and grow.
This is not about politics—it’s about justice and integrity.
A Call to Action for Tom Cotton
Senator Cotton, Arkansans are asking you to make a clear pledge:
Accountability through the Arkansas Bank Commissioner Will you ensure that any Arkansas bank found guilty of bad faith, abuse, Reverse Domain Name Hijacking, intellectual property theft, or trademark infringement is held accountable under the full weight of the law?
Protection for Families and Small Businesses Will you pledge to protect Arkansas families and small businesses from predatory banks that exploit trust and abuse power?
Rejecting Dirty Money Will you commit to refusing campaign contributions from banks or bankers found guilty of these behaviors? Arkansans deserve leaders who are not compromised by tainted money.
Public Condemnation and Written Pledge Will you release a statement on your official website and social media condemning this bank, and provide a written pledge to hold them accountable?
These are not symbolic gestures—they are commitments that will define whether Arkansas banking is built on trust and integrity or on corruption and abuse.
Why This Matters Now
Predator banks thrive in silence. They rely on the fact that most families and small businesses don’t have the resources to fight back. But when a U.S. Senator takes a stand, the balance of power shifts. By pledging accountability, Senator Cotton can send a message that Arkansas will not be a safe haven for financial predators.
This is not just about protecting money—it’s about protecting dreams, dignity, and the future of Arkansas.
Integrity vs. Exploitation
Arkansas is not just another state—it is a community bound by shared values. When banks betray those values, they betray all of us. Imagine the small business owner in Fayetteville who loses their trademark to a bank acting in bad faith. Imagine the family in Pine Bluff whose savings are jeopardized by abusive practices. These are not hypotheticals—they are real risks that demand real leadership.
Senator Cotton, you have built your career on service and strength. Now Arkansans are asking you to extend that strength to protect them from financial predators.
Arkansans, demand this pledge. Share this article. Ask Tom Cotton directly: Will you stand against predator banks and protect the people of Arkansas?
Families can lose savings, face unfair fees, or see their financial security undermined. These practices can take food off the table, prevent children from accessing education, and erode trust in institutions meant to safeguard their future.
Small businesses often rely on trademarks and intellectual property to survive. When banks engage in Reverse Domain Name Hijacking or trademark infringement, they threaten the very existence of these businesses, stripping away years of hard work and innovation.
Accepting money from banks found guilty of misconduct compromises integrity and creates conflicts of interest. By refusing such contributions, Senator Cotton can demonstrate that he stands with Arkansas families and small businesses, not with financial predators.
A statement on his official website and social media condemning the bank found guilty would send a powerful message that Arkansas will not tolerate abuse in its financial system. It would reassure families and businesses that their Senator is committed to protecting them.
The goal is to ensure that Arkansas banking is built on trust, fairness, and integrity. By holding the guilty bank accountable, protecting families and businesses, and rejecting tainted contributions, Senator Cotton can help restore confidence in the financial system.
Tom Cotton was born in Dardanelle, Arkansas, in 1977. He grew up on his family’s cattle farm, graduated from Harvard Law School, and served on active duty in the Army, including combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He was elected to the U.S. House in 2012 and the U.S. Senate in 2014. (Source)
Arkansans can demand this pledge from Senator Cotton by sharing the article, contacting his office, and asking directly: Will you stand against predator banks and protect the people of Arkansas?