And Obama promised that, "if you like your healthcare plan you can keep it". Try suing him on that statement.
*cough cough* sovereign immunity COMPLETELY DIFFERENT AND UNRELATED SITUATION *cough cough*
Its very similar entity makes promise it knows it cannot keep, prosecution fails due to the slowness of the court system so the entity does not get caught or held liable im any way shape or form.
No, no it's not.
In this case, a private entity make a promise it knows it can't keep, fails to deliver on it, and is open to prosecution for what they did. The people it screwed over may never see their money back, and they may not ever get prosecuted, but it is possible.
In your completely unrelated example, and taking all of your allegations to be true and at face value, the president made a promise and failed to deliver on it. The president has absolute immunity for actions taken in carrying out his duties.
It is legally impossible to sue him in your example.
The two situations are miles apart legally speaking. Now take your disinformation elsewhere you ignorant troll.