On Jul 6, 9:47*pm, bpuharic wrote:
On Tue, 6 Jul 2010 17:30:26 -0700 (PDT), Jack
wrote:

On Jul 6, 6:53 pm, bpuharic wrote:
On Tue, 6 Jul 2010 05:25:06 -0700 (PDT), Jack
wrote:

The Dems sure didn't seem to have an issue taking those "thieves and
thugs" money, while cozying up to them, did they? And now Barney
Frank is set to protect them:

ROFLMAO!! i guess that's why wall street's money is running tot he
GOP!!

ROFLMAO!!! *Wall Street's money was going to the DEMOCRATS

past tense you notice. now that the dems are getting tough, the GOP is
leaping to the defense of wall street


Remember my linked article? It's Barney Frank, a Dem, who is going to
save them.

excess profit taking and crash was going on, and the DEMOCRATS were
protecting their cash cow.!!!

since the dems were out of power...exactly how did they accomplish
this magical feat?

From your own article:
"Donors from that area have given $8.7 million this year, compared
with $23.9 million at this point in the 2008 cycle, with most of those
contributions coming from big contributors in the financial sector.
New York donors had given congressional Democrats almost twice as much
money at this stage of the 2006 midterm campaigns, when Republicans
ruled both chambers and held the White House. "

IOW, Wall Street installed the Dems, and the Dems protected them with
their majorities. Until it all collapsed...



Wall Street has come to their senses and is backing the correct party
now. *They don't want the US to fail... that would kill their profits.

so they figure they'll buy the GOP and make sure they can continue to
steal.

uh huh

But your article doesn't support your assertions...
"The two Republican committees that are focused on congressional races
have received $2.7 million from the New York area, slightly more than
at this point in 2008 but less than the $4 million they raised at this
point in the 2004 cycle when the party still controlled Congress."

The Dems lost about 15 million, and the GOP has picked up a million or
so. Sounds more like Wall Street has just quit giving, period.


'He has a long way to go. Sessions had $12 million in the bank at the
end of May, while the DCCC had $28.6 million. But Sessions finds
himself in far better shape than his predecessor, who trailed
Democrats by 8 to 1 in ready cash for the five-month sprint to finish
the 2008 campaign season."

Who else are buying the Dems? Where is all that big money coming
from? Corruption runs deep in the DNC. Uh-huh.