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Feb 15, 2015 12:06:49   #
missinglink Loc: Tralfamadore
 
What ever you do, do NOT ever mention how the left generates donations ( Cough Cough ) from fat reared government employees, unions of all types and multitudes of big business. Your exclusionary post are nothing more than parroted propaganda for the weak minded.:roll: :roll:

Kevyn wrote:
What individuals contribute is chump change compared to what the multinational corporations use to buy our elections. Evidently the Koch brothers alone are planning on spending a billion dollars of their inherited trust fund money in an attempt to buy the next president. One man one vote my ass.

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Feb 15, 2015 12:49:10   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
Kevyn wrote:
What individuals contribute is chump change compared to what the multinational corporations use to buy our elections. Evidently the Koch brothers alone are planning on spending a billion dollars of their inherited trust fund money in an attempt to buy the next president. One man one vote my ass.

Hmmm.....

DYK-The Democrat PartyThe Party of the Rich


Democrats constantly accuse the Republican Party as being the party of “wealth and privilege,” while selling themselves as the party of the “common man.”

Yet the facts paint an entirely different picture.

According to labor statistics, in “blue” states with a majority of Democrats, the average income is $100,000. While in “red” states with a majority of Republicans, the average income is $30,000.

The biggest supporter of the Democrat Party, George Soros, is a billionaire. The other major supporters are Hollywood elites.

Among the wealthiest presidents to occupy the White House are:

John F. Kennedy (D): $20 million ($124 million today)
The Kennedy Trust: $400 million ($2.6 billion today)
Lyndon Johnson (D): $14 million ($82 million today)
Herbert Hoover (R): $8 million ($88 million today)
Franklin Roosevelt (D): $1 million ($11 million today)

In the 2004 presidential election, the order of wealth, starting with the wealthiest, was as follows:

1) John Kerry (D): Billionaire ($1.2 -$ 3.3 billion!) - includes Heinz Ketchup fortune
2) John Edwards (D): Millionaire ($70 million)
3) Dick Cheney (R): Millionaire ($50 million)
4) George W. Bush (R): Millionaire ($15 million)

When you hear Democrats complain about “Republican” wealth, note that John Edwards’ wealth alone exceeds the wealth of President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney COMBINED.
http://www.nationalblackrepublicans.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=pages.DYK-The+Democrat+PartyThe+Party+of+the+Rich

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Feb 15, 2015 14:06:22   #
RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll
 
Loki wrote:
How many of you receive beggar's notes purporting to be from candidates or sitting officials, wanting money to help them achieve this or that objective? Have you ever noticed the disclaimer at the bottom, written in very, very fine print, that disavows any affiliation with said candidate or official? In other words, it is perfectly legal for me to put out an ad begging for money to support someone I can't stand, as long as I put a disclaimer in teensy weensy print at the bottom. Nine out of ten people never even read it. I understand that very little, if any of the money ever is used for it's stated purpose. This is not limited to Liberal or Conservative.
Be careful to whom you send money. Look for the fine print. Most of these panhandlers have nothing to do with the people or positions they claim to support.
How many of you receive beggar's notes purporting ... (show quote)


Interesting Herr Loki. I make it a point to send my contributions directly to the source where it can be handed out personally to those that don't need it most.

It's my contribution to waste and fraud management. I send it in and they always manage to waste it fraudulently.

:wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:





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Feb 15, 2015 14:09:46   #
bdamage Loc: My Bunker
 
RockKnutne wrote:
Interesting Herr Loki. I make it a point to send my contributions directly to the source where it can be handed out personally to those that don't need it most.

It's my contribution to waste and fraud management. I send it in and they always manage to waste it fraudulently.

:wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:


:thumbup: :lol: :thumbup: :lol: :thumbup: :lol: :hunf:

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Feb 15, 2015 15:28:33   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
Kevyn wrote:
While I guess it is technically true that Soros made documented political contributions to candidates the Kochs spent far more money on political activities. This money is known as dark money, funds that they do their best to hide in PACS and phoney citizen action groups, they were the bag men for the so called grass roots tea party movement. Soros spends a small fraction of what the Kochs do on political skulduggery. The Kochs inherited their business from their father who made his fortune in a shameful partnership with Joseph Stalin developing oilfields in the Soviet Union, they were born with platinum spoons in their mouths and are driven by nothing but a greed for money and power.
While I guess it is technically true that Soros ma... (show quote)


You are remarkably quiet about the Soros "dark money." Soros has plenty of skeletons in his closet, but since they are Liberal skeletons, apparently you minimize them.

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Feb 15, 2015 16:04:54   #
LG Loc: TENNESSEE
 
bdamage wrote:
Hmmm.....

DYK-The Democrat PartyThe Party of the Rich


Democrats constantly accuse the Republican Party as being the party of “wealth and privilege,” while selling themselves as the party of the “common man.”

Yet the facts paint an entirely different picture.

According to labor statistics, in “blue” states with a majority of Democrats, the average income is $100,000. While in “red” states with a majority of Republicans, the average income is $30,000.

The biggest supporter of the Democrat Party, George Soros, is a billionaire. The other major supporters are Hollywood elites.

Among the wealthiest presidents to occupy the White House are:

John F. Kennedy (D): $20 million ($124 million today)
The Kennedy Trust: $400 million ($2.6 billion today)
Lyndon Johnson (D): $14 million ($82 million today)
Herbert Hoover (R): $8 million ($88 million today)
Franklin Roosevelt (D): $1 million ($11 million today)

In the 2004 presidential election, the order of wealth, starting with the wealthiest, was as follows:

1) John Kerry (D): Billionaire ($1.2 -$ 3.3 billion!) - includes Heinz Ketchup fortune
2) John Edwards (D): Millionaire ($70 million)
3) Dick Cheney (R): Millionaire ($50 million)
4) George W. Bush (R): Millionaire ($15 million)

When you hear Democrats complain about “Republican” wealth, note that John Edwards’ wealth alone exceeds the wealth of President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney COMBINED.
http://www.nationalblackrepublicans.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=pages.DYK-The+Democrat+PartyThe+Party+of+the+Rich
Hmmm..... br br DYK-The Democrat PartyThe Party o... (show quote)



And the best thing of the 4 listed and their wealth, is there's JOHN KERRY at the top of the list with BILLIONS, but in true liberal fashion he didn't have anything to do earning that kind of wealth, he married the widowed wife of MR. HENIZ who built the HENIZ CORPORATION after he passed. KERRY, THE OBAMA'S AND CLINTON'S they all have a few things in common, they all lie, they all work for the LIBERAL DEMOCRATE PARTY OF THE GOVERNMENT, and they all have done nothing but use/take of peoples money to gain wealth.

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Feb 16, 2015 08:54:37   #
hnealc
 
Loki wrote:
How many of you receive beggar's notes purporting to be from candidates or sitting officials, wanting money to help them achieve this or that objective? Have you ever noticed the disclaimer at the bottom, written in very, very fine print, that disavows any affiliation with said candidate or official? In other words, it is perfectly legal for me to put out an ad begging for money to support someone I can't stand, as long as I put a disclaimer in teensy weensy print at the bottom. Nine out of ten people never even read it. I understand that very little, if any of the money ever is used for it's stated purpose. This is not limited to Liberal or Conservative.
Be careful to whom you send money. Look for the fine print. Most of these panhandlers have nothing to do with the people or positions they claim to support.
How many of you receive beggar's notes purporting ... (show quote)





:thumbup: And even if they do, that don't mean that much of the money actually find it's way to the stated subject.

Oh, those operating expenses! Just cant get them down! :lol:

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Feb 16, 2015 09:30:06   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
hnealc wrote:
:thumbup: And even if they do, that don't mean that much of the money actually find it's way to the stated subject.

Oh, those operating expenses! Just cant get them down! :lol:


If you want to contribute, email the politician and ask them how to. That way, they will get the money.

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Feb 16, 2015 10:22:08   #
DamnYANKEE
 
Loki wrote:
How many of you receive beggar's notes purporting to be from candidates or sitting officials, wanting money to help them achieve this or that objective? Have you ever noticed the disclaimer at the bottom, written in very, very fine print, that disavows any affiliation with said candidate or official? In other words, it is perfectly legal for me to put out an ad begging for money to support someone I can't stand, as long as I put a disclaimer in teensy weensy print at the bottom. Nine out of ten people never even read it. I understand that very little, if any of the money ever is used for it's stated purpose. This is not limited to Liberal or Conservative.
Be careful to whom you send money. Look for the fine print. Most of these panhandlers have nothing to do with the people or positions they claim to support.
How many of you receive beggar's notes purporting ... (show quote)


I send'em SQUAT :-D :-D

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Feb 16, 2015 10:24:06   #
DamnYANKEE
 
AuntiE wrote:
The same is true for supposed charitable organizations and donation centers. American Red Cross' President makes a huge salary. The head of Goodwill the same. Salvation Army is really good as is AmVets.


I give to the DAV , Im a Life Member , and Wounded Warriors . $20 bucks a month

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Feb 16, 2015 13:30:59   #
Firebird17
 
I found out the best way to give is to give directly to the people who need it no organization they are all crooks oh they have expenses and Sakarya to pay bs. If they were that concerned they would give their time for free. I will never give to any organization or politician that I don't know or any one else I will give to the needy people direct like I have done and makes me feel better to know that I'm not making some pos rich on money for the needy

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Feb 16, 2015 14:19:12   #
janteunis
 
Non profitable organisations are part of the American dream.The NFL is such an organisation :the commissionair makes $ 47.000 000 a year.

If you visit Geneva (Switserland) you can't miss the grand castles of The Red cross and Unesco and many others and wonder why are they and many others having their buildings in the most expensive place for real estate in the world.

And I think to myself :What a wonderful World.

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Feb 16, 2015 14:38:09   #
Firebird17
 
At least you understand what I was saying not like jahoda have a good day God bless

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Feb 16, 2015 14:38:47   #
Firebird17
 
Sorry I meant jmho

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Feb 16, 2015 16:17:29   #
grace scott
 
bdamage wrote:
Hmmm.....

DYK-The Democrat PartyThe Party of the Rich


Democrats constantly accuse the Republican Party as being the party of “wealth and privilege,” while selling themselves as the party of the “common man.”

Yet the facts paint an entirely different picture.

According to labor statistics, in “blue” states with a majority of Democrats, the average income is $100,000. While in “red” states with a majority of Republicans, the average income is $30,000.

The biggest supporter of the Democrat Party, George Soros, is a billionaire. The other major supporters are Hollywood elites.

Among the wealthiest presidents to occupy the White House are:

John F. Kennedy (D): $20 million ($124 million today)
The Kennedy Trust: $400 million ($2.6 billion today)
Lyndon Johnson (D): $14 million ($82 million today)
Herbert Hoover (R): $8 million ($88 million today)
Franklin Roosevelt (D): $1 million ($11 million today)

In the 2004 presidential election, the order of wealth, starting with the wealthiest, was as follows:

1) John Kerry (D): Billionaire ($1.2 -$ 3.3 billion!) - includes Heinz Ketchup fortune
2) John Edwards (D): Millionaire ($70 million)
3) Dick Cheney (R): Millionaire ($50 million)
4) George W. Bush (R): Millionaire ($15 million)

When you hear Democrats complain about “Republican” wealth, note that John Edwards’ wealth alone exceeds the wealth of President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney COMBINED.
http://www.nationalblackrepublicans.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=pages.DYK-The+Democrat+PartyThe+Party+of+the+Rich
Hmmm..... br br DYK-The Democrat PartyThe Party o... (show quote)



In blue states the average income is $1000,000 and in red states the average income is $30,000. Sounds like blue states are doing better than red states.

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