Wait, so you want the rich to still favor the rules that favor the rich?Sure, after playing the game and profiting from it all his life. That's real rich (no pun intended).
Wait, so you want the rich to still favor the rules that favor the rich?Sure, after playing the game and profiting from it all his life. That's real rich (no pun intended).
But they left stuff out from the middle of what he was saying and, by my reckoning, added a bit for good measure. And then it went through the usual echo chamber. Give me a link to the original source. Prove me wrong.
Oh, and you are aware he just was an innocent kid at the time this referenced incident occurred, right? ~70 years ago? Seriously, what is wrong with you?
So it takes nine to top the Kochs alone?
You'll need to include super PAC activity, since each party uses them differently. That's how we know the Kochs plan to spend nearly $1 billion this time.I tallied the totals from that link....
Total to Democrats $166,864,715
Total to Republicans $120,576,727
1. Steyer leads the list with $75,424,834
Charles Koch is #10 at $5,308,400
David Koch is #25 at $2,515,900
Pot, meet kettle
You'll need to include super PAC activity, since each party uses them differently. That's how we know the Kochs plan to spend nearly $1 billion this time.
Besides, if dems have so much more money, that doesn't support the meme that reps are the greater business experts, does it?
Neither of those figures is even close to the $1 billion the Kochs are supposedly planning to spend. Which is why I asked if the top nine donors to the democrats were really going to spend more than $1 billion each.Here you go...
Super Pac donations:
Conservative $233,942,383
Liberal $351,484,094
https://www.opensecrets.org/pacs/superpacs.php
Neither of those figures is even close to the $1 billion the Kochs are supposedly planning to spend. Which is why I asked if the top nine donors to the democrats were really going to spend more than $1 billion each.