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daleanime

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Thu Mar 5, 2015, 11:00 AM

Mar 2015

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The difference between Hillary Clinton & Bernie Sanders on corporations [View all] think Mar 2015 OP

Oh my God !!! DURHAM D Mar 2015 #1

The one redeeming value.... think Mar 2015 #2

WRONG DURHAM D Mar 2015 #4

Okay Lloyd.... /nt think Mar 2015 #5

Who is Lloyd? DURHAM D Mar 2015 #8

Lloyd Blankfein is an individual ..../nt think Mar 2015 #10

But less than 12% of the influence. TheKentuckian Mar 2015 #6

Kick.... daleanime Mar 2015 #3

Not a problem for Hillary's supporters, who seem to believe there's no such thing as a quid pro quo. Scuba Mar 2015 #7

It seems that way unfortunately. /nt think Mar 2015 #14

Those big corporations are selflessly contributing their money for the betterment of society RufusTFirefly Mar 2015 #25

Millions of shareholders couldn't be wrong. We all get what they pay for. raouldukelives Mar 2015 #30

Were you laughing when you posted that? At least grinning? rhett o rick Mar 2015 #32

Sorry. I figured my post was so over the top that a sarcasm smiley wasn't necessary RufusTFirefly Mar 2015 #35

It wasn't needed. And people are "alarmingly gullible", some willfully. nm rhett o rick Mar 2015 #36

I am so tired of these HappyMe Mar 2015 #9

And what is the difference between Hilary Clinton and someone like Scott Walker.? world wide wally Mar 2015 #11

Scott Walker is in a league of his own. /nt think Mar 2015 #12

Like a paid hitman on unions, teachers, firefighters, and more; lies to bring them out before DhhD Mar 2015 #20

That sums it up nicely think Mar 2015 #22

Never let what you believe be based on what Republicans believe about anything. stillwaiting Mar 2015 #13

+1 Enthusiast Mar 2015 #24

the sad thing is BobbyBoring Mar 2015 #27

It's all part of the game. NorthCarolina Mar 2015 #28

Interesting, did not see anything about corporate lobbyists Bernie meets with. Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #15

Perhaps you could provide that information. /nt think Mar 2015 #16

sure can Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #21

OK. There were 108 corporate lobbyists at a Democratic fundraiser Bernie attended. /nt think Mar 2015 #26

I haven't found anything in this regards but here's a list of Bernie's top donors think Mar 2015 #17

Looks like a bunch of labor unions on that list to me Victor_c3 Mar 2015 #18

Careful there Vic, freebrew Mar 2015 #19

This was information about a meeting with corporate lobbyists. Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #23

Are you saying that you looked but couldn't find anything? nm rhett o rick Mar 2015 #33

Corps donate to all candidates Cryptoad Mar 2015 #29

The ones with Cayman subsidiaries appear to love to donate even more..... /nt think Mar 2015 #31

And some even pay money directly to a candidates (HRC) personal wealth. They see it as rhett o rick Mar 2015 #34

Exactly, and the candidates needs the donations to their campaign funds. Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #37

Taking money from GS, Citi, and JPMorgan is NOT the same as money from Decent corporations, think Mar 2015 #38

Are you thinking tobacco, oil and energy corporations are the nice ones? Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #39

But it's her turn, and yada yada yada. (nt) NYC_SKP Mar 2015 #40