http://pogoblog.typepad.com/pogo/2007/06/1991_cunningham.html
You can't face the raw facts huh Ace, two guys accepted money from the same outfits, used their influence to benefit the outfits and one went to jail and one didn't. One knowingly accepted millions and one knowingly accepted thousands (that we know of), kind of the difference between pregnant and a little pregnant in my book, but I'm not a Hunter "cultist".
So campaign contributions are bribes now? Hunter's $$ went into his campaign coffers. Cunningham took cash, multiple times, into his personal bank account and accepted all sorts of other "gifts".
Here are Hunter's top donors in his career:
Northrop Grumman $90,665
General Dynamics $81,100
Lockheed Martin $77,849
General Atomics $70,400
Cubic Corp $69,750
Carlyle Group $68,000
SAIC Inc $60,875
Seafarers International Union $58,000
National Beer Wholesalers Assn $57,000
National Assn of Realtors $53,800
Titan Corp $50,720
BAE Systems $49,210
National Rifle Assn $48,750
American Maritime Officers $48,000
SAT Inc $47,875
Continental Maritime $47,505
Boeing Co $46,400
Raytheon Co $46,350
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn $36,500
CH2M Hill $33,650
No Wilkes, no DuPont. Just typical donors, mostly defense related, as would be expected from a guy on the HASC. I bet all that $$ from the NRA drove Hunter to become a advocate for the 2A. What a crook, huh?
Did you thing Greenpeace and the Sierra Club would be the people wanting him re-elected? You are slandering the guy, big time, by equating campaign donations with outright bribes. But you don't care. All in the service of Precious, I reckon.
A lot of times they are Pollyanna Pissant.
You are slandering the guy, big time
Just stating what I found on the Internet. Just like you do about Palin.
No reason to get all unglued there Duncky Dooist.
All in the service of Precious, I reckon.
Oh BTW, I much prefer having Sarah Palin as my Precious than Duncky Doo like you......Some people here already have enough doubts about you.....Just saying.