I don't think this guy likes the Democratic party.
One can only imagine the sudden outbreak of pruritus ani, or, in the vulgar tongue, an intolerably ravaged backside, currently agonizing the Democrat Party Elite, is a humorous spectacle of political biology. For decades, the party sat comfortably atop the brawny, unwashed shoulders of the Teamsters, enjoying a smooth, chauffeured ride to power. But now that the truck drivers have abruptly walked away, taking their heavy leather upholstery with them, the sudden friction against the hard, unyielding seat of reality has left the party elite rubbing themselves raw in public.I hear the Dems are losing the Teamsters.
It now has too many socialists and communists enlisted.
I don't think this guy likes the Democratic party.
Many Democrats no longer like their party.
Oh yah? Neat!
How much have you contributed?
WSJ:
Soros, via surrogate 401's, has been donating to individual candidates. Find out where the organizations backing the DSA candidates are getting their $$$$$ from.WSJ:
"George Soros and his son Alex donated more than $400,000 to the Democratic National Committee during the 2018 midterms. They gave more than $1 million during the 2022 midterm election cycle, campaign finance records show.
This year, they have yet to give the DNC a dollar."
to the DNC? Nothing, lol. I am anti socialist. I contribute to a couple of GOP organizations and one candidate in particular who is facing a tough fight in Congress.
So you don't really want them to get money. You were just being facetious.
He must be giving straight to DSA candidates. And other criminals.WSJ:
"George Soros and his son Alex donated more than $400,000 to the Democratic National Committee during the 2018 midterms. They gave more than $1 million during the 2022 midterm election cycle, campaign finance records show.
This year, they have yet to give the DNC a dollar."
It seems about as productive as dropping coins in a slot machine.
Eliminate the middle man.
If you're rich enough I guess you can erase the money trail.
My money makes no difference. But with tens of thousands of others, some of whose contributions dwarf mine, it makes a huge difference.It seems about as productive as dropping coins in a slot machine.
It is all PACs and LLCs. After a while, no one knows who is doing what and the commercials air and the "volunteers" are paid. sometimes money means nothing in these races. Vinman in FL and that senator in TX outspent their opponents more than 10-1 each and they both lost by landslides.If you're rich enough I guess you can erase the money trail.
There it is.
