[cdefreese]

I would also like to see the spread of corporate/union/non-profit dontations as well.

[Coop]

More evidence to reject yet another Dem fabrication.

[lodwick]

Common sense bttt. Thanks.

[Phantom Lord]

self bump

[Blood of Tyrants]

Yep. Forced dues to support the party of the Rat really sticks in my craw.

[The_Victor]

Bump for the truth in direct contradiction to the mainstream media spin.

[bimbo]

According to a new study by the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics, that moniker more appropriately belongs to the Democrats.

This should surprise no one ... Democrats, once in power, begin courting and collecting tribute from those they serve - the wealthy.

[austrianecon]

One only needs to look to Congress I believe. The Dems have more millionaire congressmen than the GOP.

[MadIvan]

This pattern is repeated across the globe - often those who are socialism's strongest backers are those who can afford it, and escape its consequences.

There is nothing more loathsome and contemptible than a rich person who tries to change the rules so that no one else can become wealthy. Meanwhile, they can protect their wealth through offshore investments or other forms of tax avoidance. Remember that when you see Babs Streisand sipping champagne with the likes of Corzine and Clinton - they don't want anyone else to join their club, and their club is going to set the rules of the rest of society.

Regards, Ivan

[Mo1]

about time the figured this out

[PeaceBeWithYou]

BUMP

[Richard Axtell]

Interesting analysis, eh Tuco. Seems unfair though, that the Democrats get all that 1% money. right?

[jjm2111]

That's why I've always believed the Dems are NOT the party of the people. Only very rich liberals, union types, government workers, and dumb people vote Democrat.

[PeaceBeWithYou]

Looks like that richest 1% the Dims are always carping about supported them 13 to 1 last election.

I'll let you break the news to Fred.;-)