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The big money is in the secret superPACs. Contributions to super PACs are anonymous. Sheldon Adelson contributed $ 100-150,000 million in 2012 to an assortment of superPACs, including those backed by Koch.
Hilarious!! All "outside" money is dark and insidious.....unless it comes from the Dem/Lib/Union side of the aisle. Obviously, the tactic of attacking law-abiding citizens like the Koch bros, who have created HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of jobs, was a poor strategy by the dems.
The big money is in the secret superPACs. Contributions to super PACs are anonymous. Sheldon Adelson contributed $ 100-150,000 million in 2012 to an assortment of superPACs, including those backed by Koch.
The US people don't have a right to know who is contributing how much to which superPAC.
I wonder, have you looked into the Reid SuperPac, which was by far the biggest spender in this election? Oh, but that must be "good" money, right?
The big money is in the secret superPACs. Contributions to super PACs are anonymous. Sheldon Adelson contributed $ 100-150,000 million in 2012 to an assortment of superPACs, including those backed by Koch.
The US people don't have a right to know who is contributing how much to which superPAC.
So Steyer would have succeeded in getting Ecocrats elected if only he had operated anonymously???
When Koch's spend $290 million on winning elections, what kind of sorry excuse for a Democracy / Republic / whatever is left?
Why are you simple minded liberals so butthurt about the Koch brothers? You do realize the company they own provides energy resources for many Americans? I think your post shows how dull the liberals truly are.
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