Boycott targets gave to Jackson

Washington Times ^ | 4/17/02 | Steve Miller

[kattracks]

The Rev. Jesse Jackson's newly released tax forms for 2000 reveal that his top donors that year were a who's who of companies that had been threatened with boycotts or other sanctions by Mr. Jackson.

The forms also show that Mr. Jackson's Citizenship Education Fund, his primary tax-exempt group, accepted a $50,000 donation from Kevin Ingram, a convicted criminal and the former head of the mortgage-backed securities desks at Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank.

[dalebert]

Jackson= Blk Mafia

[mrustow]

"But among his followers, there may be some concerns and some doubts, but people are willing to hold their noses and still be supportive of him and his service to the community."

Loyalty is a wonderful thing.

[Arleigh]

Loyalty is a wonderful thing.

Ya gotsa hand it to da brutha's - they tight like alll that! Noamsayin?

[Jean S]

I wonder, will we see General Electric on Jackson's 2002 tax returns? Of course, the returns won't be filed until at least 2005.

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[Rick_Hunter]