You're a fucking idiot.
Your dim-witted pal Madeline brought up "mega-rich" folks and I asked about Soros and you, you dipshit, brought out Forbes' Worlds Richest Billionaires and stated you didn't see Soros' name on it, which it is in fact there, and that means you are either a blind idiot, stupid or just a plain ol' liar.Which is it?
For the record I like rich people and I think rich people should be able to spend their money and support whoever the fuck they choose. You liberal idiots need to stop hating on people.
I looked at the top 25 billionnaires. Obviously Soros would be among the complete list because he's, well, a billionnaire. It ain't rocket science and I wasn't trying to present it as such.
Again, I was trying to prove that you assholes make it appear that Soros is the only rich person who's ever thrown money into a campaign. When you shut the fuck up about that, I'll shut the fuck up about Soros. But hey, I know that if George Soros isn't mentioned at least once on FoxNews every day, you might actually forget that you're supposed to spread the propaganda.
What does it matter anyway? By the time mid-terms are over in a couple of weeks, campaign donations will reach $4 billion by some estimates. FOUR FUCKING
BILLION DOLLARS!! Thanks to the USSC decision which, in effect, eliminated the $5,000 maximum donation by any person or corporation. Now they can donate a million or even ten million if they so desire.
The only people that seem to have a problem with rich folks are you retarded liberals.
Everytime you post you reinforce my belief that you are truly retarded.
A little off topic but I think it's relevant.
"Who pays for campaigns can become a campaign issue; thereÂ’s a long record of challengers accusing their opponents of being beholden to outside interests.
“This fundraising strength on the state level is just one result of the grassroots support that is growing for Republican candidates,” said National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Paul Lindsay. “Ultimately this helps Republican candidates get the resources they need to compete in tough races and get their message out to voters between now and November.”
For instance, in North Dakota, Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D) is facing a close reelection contest against longtime state Rep. Rick Berg (R). More than 81 percent of the $643,000 that PomeroyÂ’s campaign collected from individuals (as opposed to PACs) cames from outside the Roughrider State. Conversely, nearly 85 percent of BergÂ’s individual donors live inside North Dakota.
Almost 60 percent of Rep. Paul KanjorskiÂ’s (D-Pa.) $500,000 in individual donations came from outside of the Keystone State. His Republican challenger, Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta, has raised 88 percent of his personal checks from Pennsylvanians.
The lawmaker with the largest proportion of individual donations from other states is Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich (D-Ohio), who raised more than 98 percent of his individual donor dollars from non-Ohio residents."
Say Anything Republicans Getting More In-State Contributions Than Democrats
