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Sen. John McCain said in an interview posted online Friday that "foreign money" was helping fellow Republican Mitt Romney's presidential hopes and singled out one of his ally's most generous supporters.
McCain, the GOP's 2008 presidential nominee, suggested casino magnate Sheldon Adelson's $10 million contribution to a pro-Romney super PAC was a conduit for Adelson to use profits from properties in Macau to shape American elections. McCain also criticized the Supreme Court ruling that allows individuals and corporations to make such unlimited donations to nominally independent political action committees.
"That is a great deal of money. And, again, we need a level playing field and we need to go back to the realization that Teddy Roosevelt had: that we have to have a limit on the flow of money and that corporations are not people," McCain said in an interview with PBS' "NewsHour".
The comment about corporations was at odds with Romney, who last year told a heckler at the Iowa State Fair that "corporations are people, my friend." Romney's critics seized on the comment as proof the wealthy candidate favored businesses over individuals.
You just described Obama.90% of the media is politically biased.
But I agree, Romney is nothing but a financial investment for his political backers and for himself. He would do nothing as president.
You could have said:George Soros is an American, dumb fuck.
George Soros is an American, dumb fuck.
Didn't the tin foil right create a conspiracy theory about Clinton taking foreign cash, and wanted him impeached because of their connect the dots logic? I guess the same whackos are now OK with the idea of foreigners influencing our elections.
John McCain: Mitt Romney Super PAC And Others Receiving Foreign Cash
Sen. John McCain said in an interview posted online Friday that "foreign money" was helping fellow Republican Mitt Romney's presidential hopes and singled out one of his ally's most generous supporters.
McCain, the GOP's 2008 presidential nominee, suggested casino magnate Sheldon Adelson's $10 million contribution to a pro-Romney super PAC was a conduit for Adelson to use profits from properties in Macau to shape American elections. McCain also criticized the Supreme Court ruling that allows individuals and corporations to make such unlimited donations to nominally independent political action committees.
"That is a great deal of money. And, again, we need a level playing field and we need to go back to the realization that Teddy Roosevelt had: that we have to have a limit on the flow of money and that corporations are not people," McCain said in an interview with PBS' "NewsHour".
The comment about corporations was at odds with Romney, who last year told a heckler at the Iowa State Fair that "corporations are people, my friend." Romney's critics seized on the comment as proof the wealthy candidate favored businesses over individuals.
The way I read that was that Adelson took money that he made from overseas properties and donated to Romney that is a American citizen taking his money and donating it to the candidate of his choice not a non American citizen or foreign business giving money to Romney. Seems like someone is attempting to be misleading.
Didn't the tin foil right create a conspiracy theory about Clinton taking foreign cash, and wanted him impeached because of their connect the dots logic? I guess the same whackos are now OK with the idea of foreigners influencing our elections.
John McCain: Mitt Romney Super PAC And Others Receiving Foreign Cash
Sen. John McCain said in an interview posted online Friday that "foreign money" was helping fellow Republican Mitt Romney's presidential hopes and singled out one of his ally's most generous supporters.
McCain, the GOP's 2008 presidential nominee, suggested casino magnate Sheldon Adelson's $10 million contribution to a pro-Romney super PAC was a conduit for Adelson to use profits from properties in Macau to shape American elections. McCain also criticized the Supreme Court ruling that allows individuals and corporations to make such unlimited donations to nominally independent political action committees.
"That is a great deal of money. And, again, we need a level playing field and we need to go back to the realization that Teddy Roosevelt had: that we have to have a limit on the flow of money and that corporations are not people," McCain said in an interview with PBS' "NewsHour".
The comment about corporations was at odds with Romney, who last year told a heckler at the Iowa State Fair that "corporations are people, my friend." Romney's critics seized on the comment as proof the wealthy candidate favored businesses over individuals.
we ALL receive foreign cash every day dumb ass 42 cents of every dollar obummer spends to get reelected is foreighn cash..
The way I read that was that Adelson took money that he made from overseas properties and donated to Romney that is a American citizen taking his money and donating it to the candidate of his choice not a non American citizen or foreign business giving money to Romney. Seems like someone is attempting to be misleading.
Yep. The left are definitely getting desperate if they're gonna play this one. It's actually funny because Dick Fucked doesn't get how stupid this makes him look.
