Everyone, stand at attentionright now, for the billionaires have another complaint: Why are we so mean to them when they donate millions of dollars to political causes that we may despise?
It's the latter that's the problem . . . all the bullshit TV ads "paid for by Real Americans for an American America" are starting to creep me out.
<i>Clinton suggested it was dangerous for Democrats to go after Romney&#039;s record at Bain Capital&mdash;adding that in private equity, &quot;like anything else you try, you don&#039;t always succeed&quot; in saving companies or making them more productive.</i>
You don&#039;t always succeed -- but you always make millions. What the fuck kind of &quot;business&quot; is that?
The astounding disconnect with any sense of common decency just boggles the mind.
One hopes this karma thing is real and that vandersnooty&#039;s glaringly negative balance shall eventually doom him to one of Dante Alighieri&#039;s most thoroughly ghastly afterlife depictions.
Here&#039;s to hopin. (E grazie tanto, <i>il Sommo Poeta</i>!)
This is the same Vandersloot that took out a 1 page ad in a small town newspaper calling out a gay journalist who looked into his campaign finance spending. He apparently has a legion of attorneys (good for him) and even tried to challenge Rachel Maddow over one of her stories about this chap.
He&#039;s nothing more than a prime cut, Grade A, aged gaping shitheel. The fact that he&#039;s Commander Hair Helmets co-chair for campaign finance demonstrates he has a self-serving agenda.
No no no....it&#039;s not blackmail. Just a favor between friends, family, colleagues, whatever. A simple case of &quot;I scratch your back, you give me title to the entire fucking planet&quot;. It&#039;s just...business.
Money = speech.
Anonymous money = anonymous speech
It&#039;s the latter that&#039;s the problem . . . all the bullshit TV ads &quot;paid for by Real Americans for an American America&quot; are starting to creep me out.
i have always thought auto da fe was a very handy tool for changing minds.
what&#039;s really sad is these asshats won&#039;t be raptured so we can&#039;t get their stuff.
<i>You go back to the Dark Ages when they put these people in the stocks or whatever they did</i>
that&#039;s really funny frank. most of your party&#039;s social policy comes directly FROM the dark ages.
right? it&#039;s afternoon here and i still feel like that?
and the romney camp gloating makes me want to slit my wrists.
<i>Clinton suggested it was dangerous for Democrats to go after Romney&#039;s record at Bain Capital&mdash;adding that in private equity, &quot;like anything else you try, you don&#039;t always succeed&quot; in saving companies or making them more productive.</i>
You don&#039;t always succeed -- but you always make millions. What the fuck kind of &quot;business&quot; is that?
Haven&#039;t the mega-rich suffered enough?
The astounding disconnect with any sense of common decency just boggles the mind.
One hopes this karma thing is real and that vandersnooty&#039;s glaringly negative balance shall eventually doom him to one of Dante Alighieri&#039;s most thoroughly ghastly afterlife depictions.
Here&#039;s to hopin. (E grazie tanto, <i>il Sommo Poeta</i>!)
This is the same Vandersloot that took out a 1 page ad in a small town newspaper calling out a gay journalist who looked into his campaign finance spending. He apparently has a legion of attorneys (good for him) and even tried to challenge Rachel Maddow over one of her stories about this chap.
He&#039;s nothing more than a prime cut, Grade A, aged gaping shitheel. The fact that he&#039;s Commander Hair Helmets co-chair for campaign finance demonstrates he has a self-serving agenda.
But he sure seemed to like Bob Rubin, Larry Summers, and Alan Greenspan, amiright?
No no no....it&#039;s not blackmail. Just a favor between friends, family, colleagues, whatever. A simple case of &quot;I scratch your back, you give me title to the entire fucking planet&quot;. It&#039;s just...business.
You would if that money would guarantee that you would reap millions more in favors some time in the future.
<blockquote>This idea of giving public beatings has been around for a long time</blockquote>
Am I the only one to whom that almost sounds like an endorsement of the idea?
I thought that race had already been won by the Marketing Department of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.
The Kochs have given close to $400 million this year and it&#039;s all because they love <strike>America</strike> money!