Democrat Billionaires Trying to Fund Liberal Takeover

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[unixfox]

Let's call them what they are:

SOCIALISTS!!

[bmwcyle]

I like commie skum also.

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[American Quilter]

The WaPo actually published a front-page story accusing Democrat billionaires and millionares of trying to buy congress? I'd have thought they'd want to keep such a group under wraps.

[cripplecreek]

My representative (Joe Schwarz) doesn't seem to mind taking Soros filthy money.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Couldn't happen.

McClaim-Mygold Act removed all evillllll money from politics.

And furthermore, McClaim-MyGold removed our ability to even protest about the money that was removed from politics.

/sarchasm The gaping gulp between liberals and reality

[Arm_Bears]

Maybe I'm just provincial, but it seems to me that more than a few Pubbie Sinators have joined Harry Reid and his liberal allies in the "Democracy Alliance" in thwarting the President's efforts.

[Doctor Raoul]

In SECRET no less....Where's John McLame?

[synbad600]

Despite their millions, they still only have one vote. (Is Soros allowed to vote?)

Let them spend it all trying to convince others, and fail in their efforts.

[L98Fiero]

But, but, but, I thought only Republicans were rich fat-cats and that Republicans answered to big-business.

[Jameison]

"Last week, the front page of the Washington Post exposed the details of the shadowy group of Democrat billionaires who are trying to fund the liberal take-over of Congress"

They did that in 2002 too, and 2004.
Result was the same in both cases: RATS got clobbered.
Hey, Soros, keep pumping money into the Bush economy, and keep losing.
We are quite happy for you to keep wasting your money.

[alloysteel]

The only surprising thing here is that liberals could assemble the skills to become billionaires. Of course, they may have accumulated the wealth through various very efficient means while being ruthlessly apolitical, then only later, looking back in remorse, chose to don the sack cloth and ashes, calling for all the new restrictions on others, so none may follow in their footsteps.

For the most part, few of them chose to become altruistic philanthropists, preferring to trade their position of wealth for a position of power.

[GSlob]

Traitors to their class - wasn't that the term?

[rogue yam]

Meet Tim Gill
Founder and Chairman


A successful entrepreneur, Tim Gill is an active philanthropist who cares passionately about many issues. Through both his philanthropy and socially conscious business practices, Tim is setting a powerful example by valuing all people for their unique talents, backgrounds and skills. Tim founded the Gill Foundation in 1994 with the mission of securing equal opportunity for all people regardless of sexual orientation or gender expression. Through the Gill Foundation, Tim provides millions of dollars annually to gay and lesbian and HIV/AIDS organizations along with other charitable causes.

Tim has always been an advocate for civil rights. In addition to funding the gay and lesbian movement for equal rights by supporting hundreds of national and state-wide organizations, he is also a strong supporter of social justice organizations and educational institutions. Tim was one of the first major contributors to the Colorado AIDS Project and has long supported local public radio and television through program underwriting.

Through the Gay & Lesbian Fund for Colorado, established by the Gill Foundation, Tim has provided financial support to numerous organizations which serve the general public, such as $100,000 to the American Red Cross for flood relief in Fort Collins, Colorado, more than $200,000 to the Colorado Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, and nearly $1 million to the American Red Cross for Hurrican Katrina disaster relief.

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[uncbob]

Couldn't happen. McClaim-Mygold Act removed all evillllll money from politics. And furthermore, McClaim-MyGold removed our ability to even protest about the money that was removed from politics.

And guess who could have vetoed it

But we assured by many posters here that it was a brilliant political move not using the veto

[Bratch]

Couldn't happen. McClaim-Mygold Act removed all evillllll money from politics.

IIRC, there are laws prohibiting illegal immigration also.

Guess that means there's no illegal aliens in the US.

[arasina]

What's actually so disgusting to me is that basically all political positions are bought these days. One mighty and free Republic with magnificently designed Constitution...going...going...SOLD to the highest bidder!

If a pauper with principles decided to give it a go, that person would have to be a superhuman to battle not only the opposing party but the media and other assorted powerful moguls.

[12th_Monkey]

It's us regular folks vs. the so called elite. We all gotta vote to keep these commies at bay.