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   jack75287 said, about 1 year ago

   No he’s not Mr. Sorros.
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   onguard said, about 1 year ago

   Sorros attacks a countries currency and erodes its Capitalist structure. A very dangerous Man, if you’re a Socialist, you love him.
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   Eryx said, about 1 year ago

   Except that the cartoon is about Sheldon Adelson. Soros has mostly sat out this election, and eight of the nine greatest donors to SuperPACs are conservatives (and several are being investigated for violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act). In other words, if you can’t get away with bribery, buy someone who will change the law.
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   Tigger said, about 1 year ago

   @Eryx

   Oprah, The Hollywood Elite, Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, and Micheal Dell have taken his place and pumping more money to Obama than Soros could do in a lifetime.
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   ruff said, about 1 year ago

   What’s the purpose of trying to debate a Troll who can’t even spell Soros’s name correctly?
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   dfowensby said, about 1 year ago

   i really don’t see why dems are even concerned. the gop has done more to ensure bho’s next term than any pac.
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   onguard said, about 1 year ago

   @Eryx

   I was not the first to bring up Sorros. Sorros is not sitting this election out, he is just not giving as much money directly to the Obama Campaign. He is going after State election supervisors to control the vote. One of many attacks.
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   Radish said, about 1 year ago

   @jack75287

   Mr. Adelson — who has already donated more than $30 million this year to “super PACs” backing Newt Gingrich, who dropped out of the presidential race last month, and Mitt Romney, who is now the Republicans’ likely nominee — is quickly expanding his giving to a variety of Republican-leaning organizations, including tax-exempt issue advocacy groups that are expected to spend most of the outside money in this year’s campaigns.

   He has committed at least $10 million to the Crossroads Grassroots Policy Strategies, founded by Karl Rove, according to people with knowledge of his donations. He has discussed contributing another $10 million to groups aligned with Charles and David Koch, the billionaire oil and chemical executives who founded Americans for Prosperity, another issue group.

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   http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/17/us/politics/sheldon-adelson-injects-more-cash-into-gop-groups.html?_r=1
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   Eryx said, about 1 year ago

   @Tigger

   So now Soros is no longer on your list. As I posted on the Lucovich thread: “Well, let’s see Tigger. What are they buying? What does Oprah need done for her? Buffett and Gates are retired, so what do they want? What do liberal actresses want? A 100% deduction for cosmetic surgery (and how many of them are billionaires). You continue to call yourself a “moderate”, but you are majorly crazy if you believe that bilge.”
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    Eryx said, about 1 year ago

    @onguard

    Bull. I dare you to prove it.
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    ninety_nine_percent said, about 1 year ago

    Gentlemen if you think this is all about the GOP, or all about the Democrats, you are mistaken. The radical rich have purchased the country — all three branches of government, and both political parties. It’s time to do something before the middle class loses any voice in our government.
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    cwsprague said, about 1 year ago

    @Radish

    So, after giving all that money and getting nowhere for his effort, I guess you disproved your own theory, eh? Or Soros is much better at it since he did get Obama elected.
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    indieme said, about 1 year ago

    Hey Mitt, I found your running mate!
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    Ms. Ima said, about 1 year ago

    @ruff

    I can say the same thing about trolls that can’t spell ‘Republican’.
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    Richard S. Russell said, 12 months ago

    Regardless of which side of the political spectrum you favor, isn’t it blatantly obvious that NOBODY should be able to buy an election? (That is, obvious to everyone except the Supreme Court.)
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