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Itâs apparent, they only heavily funded one side, but hedged their bets minimally on the other.
That and only the Repubs can be fully bought out for the minimal price of their soul. They will not be well remembered by history for selling out their country to itâs enemies.
Once upon a long time ago, I supported a candidate for Congress. He got a campaign donation from Boeing. So did his opponent who was the incumbent. Boeing calculated that my friend had a one in ten chance of winning, so he got 1/10 the donation Boeing gave to the other candidate.
Of COURSE businesses play both sides of the street. As a result we have the finest Congress money can buy.
Still wondering why billionaires need a tax break, donât they already have 99% of all the money? What they all need is a severe beating with baseball bats studded with nails and wrapped in barbed wire then dipped in raw sewage, then made to work a crappy job in one of their lowest paid positions and eat crappy food and live in a $1500 a month cracker box, and take a bus everywhere for LIFE! Greedy money grubbing pieces of crap!
Interesting that a president who claims to champion the Common Man has stacked Federal agencies with a passel of billionaires, committed to tax cuts for those very same billionaires and raise commodity prices through tariffs.
I think this overstates the importance that politics has to most companies out there of all sizes. Itâs about money and innovation, the pity party aspect doesnât really figure in to it ! Happy Thanksgiving !
sirbadger 3 months ago
I voted for one candidate, but rooted for the other on election night. I donât know why. Maybe I just like chaos which weâre about to get.
rmremail 3 months ago
The definition of an honest politician: One who stays bought after you buy them.
Superfrog 3 months ago
I hope you kept your receipts.
Bilan 3 months ago
If they funded both sides, theyâre certain to get kickbacks ⊠one way or the other. Why else would they do that?
cracker65 3 months ago
Itâs gonna get real rough here in the former democracy.
Botulism Bob 3 months ago
Like Mel Brooks said in History of the WorldâŠ. âRome has the best Senate money can buyâ!
WDemBlk Premium Member 3 months ago
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
gautoo 3 months ago
Funny but only Non Sequitur and Doonesbury have Political Rants today!
baskate_2000 3 months ago
Wouldnât have made a difference.
ncorgbl 3 months ago
Looks as though they âinvestedâ a little more heavily in the one who didnât win.
zwilnik64 3 months ago
Hedging their bets certainly didnât hurt the chances of the side they didnât favor?
CountOlaf2.0 Premium Member 3 months ago
Lots of whine at that party. God Bless America!
GiantShetlandPony 3 months ago
Itâs apparent, they only heavily funded one side, but hedged their bets minimally on the other.
That and only the Repubs can be fully bought out for the minimal price of their soul. They will not be well remembered by history for selling out their country to itâs enemies.
RadioDial Premium Member 3 months ago
..the best government money can buy!
mindjob 3 months ago
Youâd figure half of them would be happy
Say What? Premium Member 3 months ago
The board room at The New York Times.
oakie9531 3 months ago
right?
dflak 3 months ago
Once upon a long time ago, I supported a candidate for Congress. He got a campaign donation from Boeing. So did his opponent who was the incumbent. Boeing calculated that my friend had a one in ten chance of winning, so he got 1/10 the donation Boeing gave to the other candidate.
Of COURSE businesses play both sides of the street. As a result we have the finest Congress money can buy.
Odd Dog Premium Member 3 months ago
Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate it!
perryed 3 months ago
Profits up. Who cares which side won.
anomaly 3 months ago
Buying politicians is expensive.
Space_cat 3 months ago
Still wondering why billionaires need a tax break, donât they already have 99% of all the money? What they all need is a severe beating with baseball bats studded with nails and wrapped in barbed wire then dipped in raw sewage, then made to work a crappy job in one of their lowest paid positions and eat crappy food and live in a $1500 a month cracker box, and take a bus everywhere for LIFE! Greedy money grubbing pieces of crap!
bhscolleen 3 months ago
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Happy trails!
Salty dog Premium Member 3 months ago
Yea MAGA
wildlandwaters 3 months ago
more champagne, anyone??
Quixotic1 3 months ago
Interesting that a president who claims to champion the Common Man has stacked Federal agencies with a passel of billionaires, committed to tax cuts for those very same billionaires and raise commodity prices through tariffs.
lnrokr55 3 months ago
I think this overstates the importance that politics has to most companies out there of all sizes. Itâs about money and innovation, the pity party aspect doesnât really figure in to it ! Happy Thanksgiving !
Smeagol 3 months ago
They wanted to make sure the legislation they want will pass.
Godfreydaniel 2 months ago
A lobbyist is a bagman between corporate bribers and political bribees.
keenanthelibrarian 2 months ago
So, whatâd we do right .. er .. wrong .. no, right .. or something. Here, have another glass of rose-coloured wine.
eddi-TBH 2 months ago
At least you put money in the winnerâs pocket. That always helps.
[Unnamed Reader - e476da] 2 months ago
Soros only funded ONE side. The side that wanted to kill democracy in favor of communism. You know, the Dems.
Ron Bauerle 2 months ago
What are those things that look like muffins on the table? At first I thought they were over-sized corks, but all the bottles still have themâŠ
62kathleenhicks 2 months ago
It looks like a combo party and wake.