To: TapTheSource; All
Can anyone tell me if contributions to the SwiftVets are treated like other campaign contributions? That is, will my name and company appear on several records, or can it be done discreetly? My employer allows NO political contributions, without their explicit approval. Thanks
61 posted on
10/22/2004 7:26:32 PM PDT by
NYC Republican
(Skerry talks about building coalitions...He voted NO in the Gulf War, Yes this time...Flip-Flop Liar)
To: NYC Republican
Have a friend contribute for you, and pay him back. DI IT PLEASE.
This way it will be ssafer for you, just in case.
74 posted on
10/22/2004 7:28:31 PM PDT by
Viet-Boat-Rider
(((KERRY IS A NARCISSISTIC LIAR, GOLDBRICKER, AND TRAITOR!)))
To: NYC Republican
75 posted on
10/22/2004 7:28:35 PM PDT by
DSBull
(Leather Belts, with Liberal logic everywhere they are keeping my head from exploding)
To: NYC Republican
I don't think your employer has a legal right to deny you your First Amendment right of donating to a political candidate or cause .. but of course, emplyers get away with a lot when they can hold your job over you ... I'd get a postal money order and send it to Swift Boat Vets by mail.
80 posted on
10/22/2004 7:31:30 PM PDT by
EDINVA
(a FReeper in PJ's beats a CBS anchor in a suit every time)
To: NYC Republican
Donations to the SwiftVets are not campaign contributions and can't be counted as deductions. Do it.
And does your employer really have the right to tell you who you can contribute to?
81 posted on
10/22/2004 7:32:00 PM PDT by
JustaCowgirl
(Terrorists will "global test" us right off the planet)
To: NYC Republican
Your employer controls how you spend your own money? How does that work?
85 posted on
10/22/2004 7:32:49 PM PDT by
O.C. - Old Cracker
(When the cracker gets old, you wind up with Old Cracker. - O.C.)
To: NYC Republican
[ My employer allows NO political contributions, without their explicit approval. ]
Sounds like a wonderful and fun class action suit.. Even the threat of this suit could have far reaching beneficial results.. Unless you're mistaken ot lieing..
186 posted on
10/22/2004 7:55:01 PM PDT by
hosepipe
(This Propaganda has been edited to include not a small amount of Hyperbole..)
To: NYC Republican
The Swift Vets make all their contributions public.
223 posted on
10/22/2004 8:04:12 PM PDT by
DJ MacWoW
(Save a Democrat! Vote Republican!)
To: NYC Republican
Can anyone tell me if contributions to the SwiftVets are treated like other campaign contributions? That is, will my name and company appear on several records, or can it be done discreetly? My employer allows NO political contributions, without their explicit approval. ThanksLegally, a 527 is only required to report (IIRC) those that donate $1000 or more total in a calendar year. But if you really don't want your name to be found out, the only 100% safe routes are to either not give at all or give the money to someone else and have them make the donation. (And that might be technically illegal; I don't really know on that one.)
239 posted on
10/22/2004 8:12:05 PM PDT by
Dont Mention the War
(How important a Senator can you be if Dick Cheney's never told you to "go [bleep] yourself"?)
To: NYC Republican
The form asks if it's personal or business and states only over $200 has to be reported to election people.
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