I read the Kochs are planning to spend nearly $1 billion. All nine of those persons are going to spend more than $1 billion each?
Yes, most have already outspent the Koch brothers for years already.
I read the Kochs are planning to spend nearly $1 billion. All nine of those persons are going to spend more than $1 billion each?
Just a quick glance...Yes, most have already outspent the Koch brothers for years already.
What about the "blacks"? Should be some way to work them into your model of Good vs. Evil.this was an interesting thread.
you can just sense the guys on the left would like to shut down the Kochs but let leftists monsters like Soros continue what they are doing while the guys on the right would like to see a system that is fair and keeps our politicians from be bought and owned by the cronies tied to the Federal Reserve.
I read the Kochs are planning to spend nearly $1 billion. All nine of those persons are going to spend more than $1 billion each?
Of course it must be a variable, just not the only variable. Still, the claim was made that nine persons each spend more than the two Koch persons.That's cheesy. Per person spending isn't a variable in the total dollars allocated to candidates.
There are 9 individual contributors who provide more money to political campaigns in the U.S. than the Koch brothers. Many of these individuals (Steyer, Bloomberg, Eychaner, Simons, Soros (at 12th), etc.) focus on providing money to Democratic candidates. Maybe Stewart needs to cover some of their conferences and meetings with candidates.
https://www.opensecrets.org/overview/topindivs.php
Stewart and the other lefwing drones are not interested in facts. Stewart is an errand boy for Obama and the democrat party. I can give you an example all of you will remember, not that I need to after the facts about his WH trips came out.
Early in Obama's first term, Jim Cramer criticized him for something. I forgot what it was, perhaps focusing on obamacare when there were bigger issues to address. Shortly thereafter, Cramer was fooled into going on Stewart's show and then was subjected to what can only be called a marxist ritual shaming. Stewart relentlessly mocked Jim for every bad call he had ever made. Jim took it, as the alternative was storming off the set. He knew the game and knew the message that was being delivered, namely, if he liked being on TV and being popular with the liberal media, get with the program.
Of course it must be a variable, just not the only variable. Still, the claim was made that nine persons each spend more than the two Koch persons.