Today, we learn that Wall
Street is firmly on the side of Mitt Romney, that is, if "donated campaign funds" are any indication: how about $38 million for Romney versus $5 million -
just 5 million - for Barry Obama?
That is "bad news for the day #1." Here is the
second bit of bad news: within a matter of days, Romney has
overcome a 14 point lead in the great state of Wisconsin, and now leads
Obama 47% to 44%.
Of course Wall St. is for Romney. They know he'll bail their ass out because they're 'too big to fail'. Romney represents the 1%ers ... the investor class, not the avg American.
ReplyDeleteYou are such a ditz. It is Obama who has doled out the money to Wall Street. Did you miss the fact that he took twice the money from wall Street, in 2008, than McCain. You need to give up on this business that Democrats are the party of the common man. Pure BS. Your Obama is in bed with Big Pharma, Big Big Green, Big Big Big Labor, and Hollywood with its millions. Then you have dozens and dozens of millionaire based 501-3cs. These organizations outnumber GOP related 501-3c's 4 to 1.
ReplyDeleteThere are more Republican millionaires in the House. Democrat millionaires outnumber Republicans in the Senate.
Your Obama policies are making it impossible for the working poor to buy food, put gas in their cars, heat their homes in the coal regions of America (about 40% of our population) and own a home.
So drop dead on your idiotic and uninformed claim that the Dems are "for the poor folks."