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In reply to the discussion: Senator Bob Corker probably "broke the law". [View all]former9thward
(33,424 posts)59. Seigelman was a state candidate (governor).
Corporations can donate to state candidates in most states. Corker is a federal candidate. It has been illegal for corporations to directly donate to federal candidates for over a 100 years so I don't think you will find that.
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Anything that might replace Corker in Tennessee would be far worse. Sad but true.
cheapdate
Feb 2014
#46
Not on Corker. That applies to employers. VW didn't approve of Corker's intervention.
freshwest
Feb 2014
#74
It's extremely important to clarify one point: Corker's claim was that if they voted "NO" for union
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#6
"THEY WOULD GET THE SUV LINE EITHER WAY" does not match VW's "several statements" as mentioned in
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#30
No, I make that assumption on a couple of things. I read an article from last
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#36
I wonder how much VW contributes to Corker and Co's campaign funds and pacs?
notadmblnd
Feb 2014
#77
I question that myself. VW would probably go through a Super Pac or 501(c)4 so now we won't
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#79
domestic terrorist corker will not get away with this. Keep watching and
underthematrix
Feb 2014
#10
not really. i think it would be a worthwhile trek. there should be serious repercussions
spanone
Feb 2014
#37
MY point was that you're extremely intellectually lazy if you can't do the simplest Google.
WinkyDink
Feb 2014
#49
Rule #1 ...Rpublicans can say or do anything they want with no consequences.
world wide wally
Feb 2014
#12
I'm wondering if VW donated to the Corker campaign there could be a legal case of public services
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#43
Hell, the State basically bribed them to build the Plant here... about a half a billion dollars:
Ghost in the Machine
Feb 2014
#50
Thanks for that link. that's the first article I've seen that mentions VW wanting to place the SUVd
okaawhatever
Feb 2014
#69
Thank *you* for actually reading the entire link! The DU rules prohibited me from posting more
Ghost in the Machine
Feb 2014
#82
Due to the OP's typo of "Senstor," I immediately thought "sinister" as well! nt
Lucky Luciano
Feb 2014
#34
He speaks with impunity from on high; he will never have to account for his words.
QuestForSense
Feb 2014
#32
I'd really like to know how much difference he made. He certainly seemed to break laws. The German..
marble falls
Feb 2014
#38