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A Political View From The Naughty Chair
A view of the 2012 Presidential Election Year and other stuff.
Yet another abortion bill was brought to the floor of congress on 5/31/12.
What about the economy!
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Axelrod: A handful of plutocrats are trying to buy the United States – “There was a report this morning that the Republican Super PACs, apart from Romney and apart from his own super PAC, intend to spend a billion dollars in this campaign setting up shadow state organizations—district-wide organizations—as well as running media. So a handful of plutocrats of billionaires with a special interest agenda are going to try and buy this government in this election, and the stakes of that are pretty profound. I’m obviously concerned about the implications for our race, but we’ve braced ourselves and we’ve been talking about this for some time. It’s a concern. It’s one of my big concerns. But for congressional candidates, it’s gotta be a nightmare. We saw in the last election, in the last 3 weeks of those campaigns, Super PACs swooped in and spent huge amounts of money in the final 3 weeks to influence those congressional races and turned a lot of races with their money. I think you can anticipate that in spades this year.” – Raw Story
- GOP Groups Plan $1 BILLION Push for Romney (that’s billion, with a B) – Political Wire
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I wonder how nauseous this makes Cory Booker?
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13“The proof is in the pudding.”
This draft dodger is so eager to get involved in another war so that even more of his friends can get rich. His sons will never go to fight.
What does Romney really have planned for AMERICA? His campaign has been very nebulous. He has not given any specifics on any issue.
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Donald is still stewing over this!
That is enough money to provide health care for 2.6 million Americans or the population of New Mexico and Wyoming combined.
I wonder what corporation reaps the benefits?
