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"The next time someone tells you that donations are “legalized bribery,” ask them why Obama took $18 million from Wall Street and gave them in return endless abuse and hostile legislation.
Quid pro quo, indeed."
"The next time someone tells you that donations are “legalized bribery,” ask them why Obama took $18 million from Wall Street and gave them in return endless abuse and hostile legislation.
Quid pro quo, indeed."
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To a point I agree with this but what it also gains is access. Access provides influence. Those people that sent in $10 donations are not getting invited to the White House. Those bundlers are. Last week when President Obama mentioned those "savvy guys" he was talking about 2 large DNC contributers who lead businesses with PACS that contribute a large amount of money to the DNC.
Additionally, most of what the President is doing is street theater. If you can slap banks with a "responsibility fee" why not slap a "repay the government fee" on every GM car sold?
But what did the access get them that the $10 folks didn't get?
A job on the Government Motors Corporation board for one.
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