Carville in Panic Mode - Shows Hypocrisy Defined

[jt800]

Originally Posted by MTAtech

The point, such as it is, is your claim of hypocrisy. I don't see any. Standard practice for solicitation letters is to say "we're in trouble, please help."

Is it standard practice to say someone is trying to buy an election while your side is also accepting donations from rich guys who one could just as easily characterize as trying the buy the election?

If you don't see that as hypocrisy, then you don't understand the meaning of the word.

[Arjay51]

Originally Posted by SyraBrian

I doubt that Soros is waiting for the penny ante crowd to chip in.

Have you stopped to consider that all those "penny ante" donations, doubled, add up to a lot of money?

Only half of which Soros has to provide?

I doubt that you thought it through.

[SyraBrian]

Originally Posted by Arjay51

Have you stopped to consider that all those "penny ante" donations, doubled, add up to a lot of money?

Only half of which Soros has to provide?

I doubt that you thought it through.

When did Soros proclaim that he's the one who's going to match those funds?

[Arjay51]

Originally Posted by SyraBrian

When did Soros proclaim that he's the one who's going to match those funds?

When did he deny it?

When you have nothing to refute a comment with I see that you lresort to stupid questions.

[jfkIII]

Originally Posted by HeyJude514

OMG! The Democrats are fundraising!!

Nope...OMG...Obama Must Go!

[earthlyfather]

Got news for you, the Koch Btrs didn't cast all of those votes for Scott Walker in the Wisconsin recall election. No boogy man there, just fed up, tax paying, middle income electorate, sick of Democratic ineptitude and chicanery. Sorry for all of the big words.

Originally Posted by SyraBrian

There's no hypocrisy. I don't think that the Koch brothers are waiting around to match funds from the common folks.

They're flat out buying the election, matching funds be damned.