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MohRokTah

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4. Individual donors who work for corporations.

Reply to 99th_Monkey (Reply #3)

Thu May 28, 2015, 12:56 PM

May 2015

You can make any correlation you like WRT any politician with a compiled list of employers of donors.

It says nothing whatsoever and is merely a red herring used to try to support a viewpoint. It has no bearing at all.

My employer had to be listed when I donated to Obama. It says nothing about my employer's influence on Obama's decisions.

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Here’s how much corporations paid US senators to fast-track the TPP bill [View all] 99th_Monkey May 2015 OP

And there are those who wonder why people don't bother to vote any more. djean111 May 2015 #1

Apparently, the Guardian has no clue how campaign donations work in the States. MohRokTah May 2015 #2

So what are you saying exactly? 99th_Monkey May 2015 #3

Individual donors who work for corporations. MohRokTah May 2015 #4

So like I said, these donors "just happened" to be making these donations 99th_Monkey May 2015 #5

#1, the Guardian presented no corroborating evidence for that specific claim MohRokTah May 2015 #6