Political Payoffs and Middle Class Layoffs

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New Romney ad.
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Political Payoffs And Middle Class Layoffs - YouTube

 

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You know... Who supports you does say a bit about who's interests that a candidate is looking out for. That's basically what this ad is saying. Lets say that's true. OK? Opensecrets.org Top Contributors to:

Mitt Romney:
Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Credit Suisse Group $390,360

Obama:
Microsoft Corp $387,395
University of California $330,258
DLA Piper $306,727
Google Inc $271,300
Sidley Austin LLP $257,296

Ron Paul:
US Army $113,703
US Navy $89,993
US Air Force $89,009
Google Inc $42,478
US Dept of Defense $38,350

So...

Mitt: Banks
Obama: Businesses for the most part.
Ron: Armed forces by a long shot.

*ponders*

What does THAT say?

 

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You know... Who supports you does say a bit about who's interests that a candidate is looking out for. That's basically what this ad is saying. Lets say that's true. OK? Opensecrets.org Top Contributors to:

Mitt Romney:
Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Credit Suisse Group $390,360

Obama:
Microsoft Corp $387,395
University of California $330,258
DLA Piper $306,727
Google Inc $271,300
Sidley Austin LLP $257,296

Ron Paul:
US Army $113,703
US Navy $89,993
US Air Force $89,009
Google Inc $42,478
US Dept of Defense $38,350

So...

Mitt: Banks
Obama: Businesses for the most part.
Ron: Armed forces by a long shot.

*ponders*

What does THAT say?

Ah intentionally omitting info.

color me shocked.

 

[Shelzin]

You know... Who supports you does say a bit about who's interests that a candidate is looking out for. That's basically what this ad is saying. Lets say that's true. OK? Opensecrets.org Top Contributors to:

Mitt Romney:
Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Credit Suisse Group $390,360

Obama:
Microsoft Corp $387,395
University of California $330,258
DLA Piper $306,727
Google Inc $271,300
Sidley Austin LLP $257,296

Ron Paul:
US Army $113,703
US Navy $89,993
US Air Force $89,009
Google Inc $42,478
US Dept of Defense $38,350

So...

Mitt: Banks
Obama: Businesses for the most part.
Ron: Armed forces by a long shot.

*ponders*

What does THAT say?

Ah intentionally omitting info.

color me shocked.

OH feel free to add to it. I'm all for truth. Would you like me to put up all of them? I can do that.

Mitt:
Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Credit Suisse Group $390,360
Citigroup Inc $312,800
Kirkland & Ellis $264,302
Wells Fargo $237,550
Barclays $234,650
PricewaterhouseCoopers $227,250
Deloitte LLP $222,250
HIG Capital $216,995
UBS AG $207,750
Blackstone Group $198,800
Bain Capital $156,500
Elliott Management $146,275
Marriott International $137,827
General Electric $135,450
Bain & Co $130,550
EMC Corp $129,450

Obama:
Microsoft Corp $387,395
University of California $330,258
DLA Piper $306,727
Google Inc $271,300
Sidley Austin LLP $257,296
Harvard University $232,158
Comcast Corp $201,606
Stanford University $188,290
Time Warner $183,614
Skadden, Arps et al $169,753
US Government $149,458
US Dept of State $147,917
Kaiser Permanente $139,507
National Amusements Inc $138,955
Morgan & Morgan $135,145
Columbia University $134,497
Wells Fargo $127,807
University of Chicago $127,507
Wilmerhale Llp $117,661
Kirkland & Ellis $113,770

Ron Paul:
US Army $113,703
US Navy $89,993
US Air Force $89,009
Google Inc $42,478
US Dept of Defense $38,350
Microsoft Corp $30,259
US Marine Corps $29,703
Boeing Co $27,367
IBM Corp $27,006
Lockheed Martin $22,000
Northrop Grumman $21,813
US Government $21,482
Intel Corp $21,445
Ragingwire Enterprise Solutions $20,000
Corriente Advisors $20,000
Oracle Corp $17,405
Verizon Communications $17,243
AT&T Inc $16,652
US Postal Service $16,203
FedEx Corp $16,115


I'm not sure how that changes anything... But hey... I'm game.

What does it say?

 

[Full-Auto]

You know... Who supports you does say a bit about who's interests that a candidate is looking out for. That's basically what this ad is saying. Lets say that's true. OK? Opensecrets.org Top Contributors to:

Mitt Romney:
Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Credit Suisse Group $390,360

Obama:
Microsoft Corp $387,395
University of California $330,258
DLA Piper $306,727
Google Inc $271,300
Sidley Austin LLP $257,296

Ron Paul:
US Army $113,703
US Navy $89,993
US Air Force $89,009
Google Inc $42,478
US Dept of Defense $38,350

So...

Mitt: Banks
Obama: Businesses for the most part.
Ron: Armed forces by a long shot.

*ponders*

What does THAT say?

Ah intentionally omitting info.

color me shocked.

OH feel free to add to it. I'm all for truth. Would you like me to put up all of them? I can do that.

Mitt:
Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Credit Suisse Group $390,360
Citigroup Inc $312,800
Kirkland & Ellis $264,302
Wells Fargo $237,550
Barclays $234,650
PricewaterhouseCoopers $227,250
Deloitte LLP $222,250
HIG Capital $216,995
UBS AG $207,750
Blackstone Group $198,800
Bain Capital $156,500
Elliott Management $146,275
Marriott International $137,827
General Electric $135,450
Bain & Co $130,550
EMC Corp $129,450

Obama:
Microsoft Corp $387,395
University of California $330,258
DLA Piper $306,727
Google Inc $271,300
Sidley Austin LLP $257,296
Harvard University $232,158
Comcast Corp $201,606
Stanford University $188,290
Time Warner $183,614
Skadden, Arps et al $169,753
US Government $149,458
US Dept of State $147,917
Kaiser Permanente $139,507
National Amusements Inc $138,955
Morgan & Morgan $135,145
Columbia University $134,497
Wells Fargo $127,807
University of Chicago $127,507
Wilmerhale Llp $117,661
Kirkland & Ellis $113,770

Ron Paul:
US Army $113,703
US Navy $89,993
US Air Force $89,009
Google Inc $42,478
US Dept of Defense $38,350
Microsoft Corp $30,259
US Marine Corps $29,703
Boeing Co $27,367
IBM Corp $27,006
Lockheed Martin $22,000
Northrop Grumman $21,813
US Government $21,482
Intel Corp $21,445
Ragingwire Enterprise Solutions $20,000
Corriente Advisors $20,000
Oracle Corp $17,405
Verizon Communications $17,243
AT&T Inc $16,652
US Postal Service $16,203
FedEx Corp $16,115


I'm not sure how that changes anything... But hey... I'm game.

What does it say?

No need to. We all know that the companies hedge their bets.

As Obama received the most wall street cash during the LAST ELECTION THEN PROMOTED THE GOLDMAN SACHS CROWD TO HIS ADMIN.

But you keep the wool hat over your eyes. I need a laugh

 

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No need to. We all know that the companies hedge their bets.

Oh? So it really doesn't mean anything after all.

As Obama received the most wall street cash during the LAST ELECTION THEN PROMOTED THE GOLDMAN SACHS CROWD TO HIS ADMIN.

Hey... You are preaching to the wrong guy on this one. I fully agree that both Obama and Mitt are equally shitty and basically want to keep doing the wrong things while arguing about something else. Neither one of them is going to bite the hand that feeds them... I mean... DUH. right?

But you keep the wool hat over your eyes. I need a laugh

Anything I can do to put you in a happier place.

Edit: Because I'm a fair guy and I absolutely want it understood that I WELCOME people to correct me when I'm wrong... This is where Obama got his money from 2008 & Mitt from 2012 for a fair comparison to the point brought up.

Obama:
University of California $1,648,685
Goldman Sachs $1,013,091
Harvard University $878,164
Microsoft Corp $852,167
Google Inc $814,540
JPMorgan Chase & Co $808,799
Citigroup Inc $736,771
Time Warner $624,618
Sidley Austin LLP $600,298
Stanford University $595,716
National Amusements Inc $563,798
WilmerHale LLP $550,668
Columbia University $547,852
Skadden, Arps et al $543,539
UBS AG $532,674
IBM Corp $532,372
General Electric $529,855
US Government $513,308
Morgan Stanley $512,232
Latham & Watkins $503,295

Mitt:
Goldman Sachs $593,080
JPMorgan Chase & Co $467,089
Bank of America $425,100
Morgan Stanley $399,850
Credit Suisse Group $390,360
Citigroup Inc $312,800
Kirkland & Ellis $264,302
Wells Fargo $237,550
Barclays $234,650
PricewaterhouseCoopers $227,250
Deloitte LLP $222,250
HIG Capital $216,995
UBS AG $207,750
Blackstone Group $198,800
Bain Capital $156,500
Elliott Management $146,275
Marriott International $137,827
General Electric $135,450
Bain & Co $130,550
EMC Corp $129,450

So... Still seems like:

Mitt: Banks
Obama: Mainly businesses... Little weird about the Learning Institutions though... O.0