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Anonymous

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Forget the Middle Class, It's Elite vs. Elite


While all the television ads are about the middle class and who loves it more, the reality is a bit different. As Deepthroat told reporter Bob Woodward some 40 years ago: "Follow the money." In 2008, Wall Street bankers were divided between John McCain and Barack Obama, but this year they have come down clearly on the side of Mitt Romney. The five biggest sources of donations to Romney's campaign this year are Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, and Wells Fargo, all giant financial institutions that recognize Romney as one of their own. Clearly an elite group if ever there was one.

How does Obama compete with these financial powerhouses? He does get small donations, but he has his own elite team as well. His consists of people from the tech sector, government, and universities. His five biggest donors are the University of California, Microsoft, Google, government employees, and Harvard. These people made their money by dealing in ideas rather than by moving money around.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/11/01/despite-the-great-recession-obama-s-new-coalition-of-elites-has-thrived.html
 

loomixguy

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Don't forget all of your Messiah's illegal contributions from foreigners and his two seperate donations from "Osama bin Laden".
 

Larrry

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What tops it off with the osama bin laden donation id that the obama regime emailed him and asked for more donations. :roll: :roll: :roll:
 

TexasBred

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Oldtimer said:
Forget the Middle Class, It's Elite vs. Elite


While all the television ads are about the middle class and who loves it more, the reality is a bit different. As Deepthroat told reporter Bob Woodward some 40 years ago: "Follow the money." In 2008, Wall Street bankers were divided between John McCain and Barack Obama, but this year they have come down clearly on the side of Mitt Romney. The five biggest sources of donations to Romney's campaign this year are Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, and Wells Fargo, all giant financial institutions that recognize Romney as one of their own. Clearly an elite group if ever there was one.

How does Obama compete with these financial powerhouses? He does get small donations, but he has his own elite team as well. His consists of people from the tech sector, government, and universities. His five biggest donors are the University of California, Microsoft, Google, government employees, and Harvard. These people made their money by dealing in ideas rather than by moving money around.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/11/01/despite-the-great-recession-obama-s-new-coalition-of-elites-has-thrived.html


Wow....and BOA just loaned Obama $15 million .....wonder if they'll ever get repaid?? Oh and amazing how many "Wall Street" bankers got their ideas while at Harvard and Cal. :wink:
 

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