Romney's ties to the big banks (Godman Sachs gives him 1 million)

http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2012/03/14/444533/goldman-sachs-toxic-culture-romney/

I hate superpacs and how corporations can give unlimited money. I really doubt all the money in the world could get Romney elected... He oozes suspicion and even right wingers seem to not stand him.

I just want everyone to spread the word that the bankers are backing Romney.

Obama campaign contributors in 2008

• Goldman Sachs - $1,013,091
• JPMorgan Chase - $808,799
• Citigroup - $736,771
• Morgan Stanley - $512,232

Source

Obama campaign contributors in 2008

• Goldman Sachs - $1,013,091
• JPMorgan Chase - $808,799
• Citigroup - $736,771
• Morgan Stanley - $512,232

Source

CycleOfViolence

romney is a republicans wet dreamZumaJones07

I think you mean Democrats.

Obama campaign contributors in 2008

• Goldman Sachs - $1,013,091
• JPMorgan Chase - $808,799
• Citigroup - $736,771
• Morgan Stanley - $512,232

Source

CycleOfViolence

Do you even understand campaign finance and bundlers. The money from President Obama's campaign is overwhelmingly from individuals and consists of small contributions.

Romney has a mere single digit percentage from small donors it may have risen but still pales in comparison. It should be clear who the candidate of the people is and the candidate of the 1% is.

because obama has never accepted money from big banks... oh wait...

Why does it matter where you get your donations from. You get the donation, you get the donation. Simple as that. And don't try to differentiate politicians. They're all the same.

I cannot remember who made the distinction between politics (which is the business of winning favour and votes) and government (which is the business of running a country), but it's an apt one. I'm in turn reminded of Georges Pompidou's sage observation: "A statesman is a politician who places himself at the service of the nation. A politician is a statesman who places the nation at his service."

[QUOTE="ZumaJones07"]romney is a republicans wet dreamPhilokalia

I think you mean Democrats.

Obama campaign contributors in 2008

• Goldman Sachs - $1,013,091
• JPMorgan Chase - $808,799
• Citigroup - $736,771
• Morgan Stanley - $512,232

Source

CycleOfViolence

Obama campaign contributors in 2008

• Goldman Sachs - $1,013,091
• JPMorgan Chase - $808,799
• Citigroup - $736,771
• Morgan Stanley - $512,232

Source

CycleOfViolence

I wonder what SuperMooRio would say about this.

Why does it matter where you get your donations from. You get the donation, you get the donation. Simple as that. And don't try to differentiate politicians. They're all the same.

I cannot remember who made the distinction between politics (which is the business of winning favour and votes) and government (which is the business of running a country), but it's an apt one. I'm in turn reminded of Georges Pompidou's sage observation: "A statesman is a politician who places himself at the service of the nation. A politician is a statesman who places the nation at his service."

Ilovegames1992

[QUOTE="CycleOfViolence"]

Obama campaign contributors in 2008

• Goldman Sachs - $1,013,091
• JPMorgan Chase - $808,799
• Citigroup - $736,771
• Morgan Stanley - $512,232

Source

Banjo_Kongfooie

Do you even understand campaign finance and bundlers. The money from President Obama's campaign is overwhelmingly from individuals and consists of small contributions.

Romney has a mere single digit percentage from small donors it may have risen but still pales in comparison. It should be clear who the candidate of the people is and the candidate of the 1% is.

give me a break. Democrats seem to forget who the **** John F Kennedy is and what the Kennedy's were and are in Massachusetts. Democrats have no problem with people being part of the 1%, the problem is that they don't like Republicans being part of the 1%.

Yeah, you just got owned, Banjo. Bow out quietly.

Companies contributing to campaigns, usually both sides, is common practice.

Bill Maher donated $1 million to Obama's superpac. Like the liberals are *so* against super pacs. :roll:the_plan_man

Obama campaign contributors in 2008

• Goldman Sachs - $1,013,091
• JPMorgan Chase - $808,799
• Citigroup - $736,771
• Morgan Stanley - $512,232

Source

CycleOfViolence