[Nita Nupress]

“Trump donated to Reid, I suspect Nevada identifies with that too.”

Can someone answer this nagging question i have?

If it’s wrong for a businessman to donate to both political parties, is it wrong for a Republican to take a businessman’s money if that businessman donated to both political parties?

[katiedidit1]

Trump donated to the establishment he purports to run against. He donated a lot more to the democrats that supported amnesty and illegals, Planned Parenthood, etc. It’s okay he did it because he is a business man and needed to fatten his wallet. After all money before country.

[Kenny]

Actually, I don’t blame the donors, I blame the politicians. They’d argue they have no choice because they can’t be competitive without $ but I think if they went to the people, like Trump and Carson, no big donors the people would respond.

Instead they sell their souls to the devil.

[lodi90]

If it’s wrong for a businessman to donate to both political parties, is it wrong for a Republican to take a businessman’s money if that businessman donated to both political parties?

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Cruz rakes in millions from sleazy crony capitalists like Goldman Sachs and has a Super PAC accepting anonymous, money laundered donations. Cruzies have drunk so much Kruz-Aid they can’t see how hilariously hypocritical they are.

[JoSixChip]

If it's wrong for a businessman to donate to both political parties, is it wrong for a Republican to take a businessman's money if that businessman donated to both political parties?

It depends on if it can be used to bash the republican over the head by his opponents. But if your guy is getting millions of dollars from say goldman sachs, it's all good.

[Fiddlstix]

LOL. This is neither the place or time to ask an intelligent, logical question.
You can be flamed beyond belief.

[ichabod1]

People love to equate a campaign donation to a bribe. It’s not.

[adaven]

That is a great question.

[adaven]

That is a great question.