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My reaction is "and so". When did it become a crime to fund political fund raisers with big fancy dinner plates. I'm pretty sure most organizations do this in some form but what you are tying to do is to paint it as an evil when some of us don't see anything dishonest about it.
Perception is everything. If you claim the government is taxing you to death and then gorge yourself on lobster and filet mignon in a 5 star resort....you will be seen by the Democrats as having a little to spare and then say "what the fuck are you bitching about fat cat!!!!'
A lawyer trying (and failing) to make a buck off the back of hard-working, decent, Americans. How unheard of.
Remind me again, isn't the POTUS a lawyer?
My reaction is "and so". When did it become a crime to fund political fund raisers with big fancy dinner plates. I'm pretty sure most organizations do this in some form but what you are tying to do is to paint it as an evil when some of us don't see anything dishonest about it.
My reaction is "and so". When did it become a crime to fund political fund raisers with big fancy dinner plates. I'm pretty sure most organizations do this in some form but what you are tying to do is to paint it as an evil when some of us don't see anything dishonest about it.
Perception is everything. If you claim the government is taxing you to death and then gorge yourself on lobster and filet mignon in a 5 star resort....you will be seen by the Democrats as having a little to spare and then say "what the fuck are you bitching about fat cat!!!!'
The same reasoning also applies to unions so the next time the complain about not getting enough money then I'll point out the cadilac health insurance plan.
A lawyer trying (and failing) to make a buck off the back of hard-working, decent, Americans. How unheard of.
Remind me again, isn't the POTUS a lawyer?
Good...it does sound like a set-up by someone hoping to discredit them. I hope they don't attend...the movement isn't about steak and lobster dinners and fancy hotels. It's about Americans taking back their government
It's good to see the tea partiers standing up to this though.
And I'm thinking it's someone looking to profit rather than discredit.
A lawyer trying (and failing) to make a buck off the back of hard-working, decent, Americans. How unheard of.
Remind me again, isn't the POTUS a lawyer?
A lawyer trying (and failing) to make a buck off the back of hard-working, decent, Americans. How unheard of.
Remind me again, isn't the POTUS a lawyer?
Remember--this time it is a scummy REPUBLICAN lawyer, not a scummy DEMOCRATIC lawyer!!
My reaction is "and so". When did it become a crime to fund political fund raisers with big fancy dinner plates. I'm pretty sure most organizations do this in some form but what you are tying to do is to paint it as an evil when some of us don't see anything dishonest about it.
I don't think anyone is trying to paint anything as "evil". Hypocritical, maybe.
This is just a opportunist trying to make a profit - and failing, as the link said. Now he's just trying to "break even".
One of the biggest disadvantages (and advantages, but that's for a different point) that the Tea Party movement has is it's autonomy. There's no "offcial" Tea Party organization - which means that anyone who wants can claim to speak for the "tea party" - and make themselves a convention in an attempt to make a profit.
My reaction is "and so". When did it become a crime to fund political fund raisers with big fancy dinner plates. I'm pretty sure most organizations do this in some form but what you are tying to do is to paint it as an evil when some of us don't see anything dishonest about it.
I don't think anyone is trying to paint anything as "evil". Hypocritical, maybe.
This is just a opportunist trying to make a profit - and failing, as the link said. Now he's just trying to "break even".
One of the biggest disadvantages (and advantages, but that's for a different point) that the Tea Party movement has is it's autonomy. There's no "offcial" Tea Party organization - which means that anyone who wants can claim to speak for the "tea party" - and make themselves a convention in an attempt to make a profit.
Hypocritical???? That is kind of strange since most Tparty people are conservative and don't believe that it is a moral imparative to rape and burn the rich every chance they get. There is no hypocracy because they did not choose a moral code that condemns the rich as evil. Now the real hypocracy lies in Michael Moore types who condemn the rich and somehow manages to be one of them at the same time.
