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12. Well a Democrat might give a few hundred bucks when they can

Reply to cal04 (Original post)

Tue Dec 18, 2012, 12:45 PM

Dec 2012

to his campaign war chest. A corporation gives a hell of a lot more. They take damn good care of their real constituents. The rest of us can shut the fuck up and eat our peas, or cat food if we can afford it.

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Commentary: Why isn’t Obama demanding corporate welfare cuts? [View all] cal04 Dec 2012 OP

Because they both work for Inverse Corporate Fascists, which plethoro Dec 2012 #1

"Bob's yer uncle" Rambis Dec 2012 #3

Right. I had almost forgotten that expression. Are you from across the pond? nft plethoro Dec 2012 #5

No-parents use it (nm) Rambis Dec 2012 #6

Good. I happen to have an Uncle Bob. I was plethoro Dec 2012 #7

Is that a trick question? djean111 Dec 2012 #2

du rec. nt xchrom Dec 2012 #4

And Defense Cuts bahrbearian Dec 2012 #8

bcause he's not a Democrat. Mel Content Dec 2012 #9

yes klyon Dec 2012 #10

Why isn't anybody, except the one guy that isn't in either party? K&R Egalitarian Thug Dec 2012 #11

Well a Democrat might give a few hundred bucks when they can Autumn Dec 2012 #12

Cause he's a Blue Dog/Republican. nm Metalflake Dec 2012 #13

Why, indeed. woo me with science Dec 2012 #14

K&R DeSwiss Dec 2012 #15

Because Corporations Are People. jsr Dec 2012 #16

Fuck Wall St. Fuck Monsanto, HSBC, Dow, BP, Apple, Wal-Mart, Lockheed, McDonalds, Microsoft raouldukelives Dec 2012 #17

White House petition to end corporate welfare commenter8 Dec 2012 #18