You already do or you wouldn't be this ignurnt.Baldy wrote:I could have a closet full of confederate flag do rags, and I would still have to spot you 100 points on any IQ test, Corky.houndawg wrote:
Which one is not like the others?
Balsack....only a confederate do rag away from the pig-ignurnt hall of fame...
That was weak, Pops.houndawg wrote:You already do or you wouldn't be this ignurnt.Baldy wrote: I could have a closet full of confederate flag do rags, and I would still have to spot you 100 points on any IQ test, Corky.
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015 ... y-clinton/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Private Prison Lobbyists Are Raising Cash for Hillary Clinton
As immigration and incarceration issues become central to the 2016 presidential campaign, lobbyists for two major prison companies are serving as top fundraisers for Hillary Clinton.
Corrections Corporation of America and the Geo Group could both see their fortunes turning if there are fewer people to lock up in the future.
Last week, Clinton and other candidates revealed a number of lobbyists who are serving as “bundlers” for their campaigns. Bundlers collect contributions on behalf of a campaign, and are often rewarded with special favors, such as access to the candidate.
Richard Sullivan, of the lobbying firm Capitol Counsel, is a bundler for the Clinton campaign, bringing in $44,859 in contributions in a few short months. Sullivan is also a registered lobbyist for the Geo Group, a company that operates a number of jails, including immigrant detention centers, for profit.
As we reported yesterday, fully five Clinton bundlers work for the lobbying and law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld. Corrections Corporation of America, the largest private prison company in America, paid Akin Gump $240,000 in lobbying fees last year. The firm also serves as a law firm for the prison giant, representing the company in court.
Akin Gump lobbyist and Clinton bundler Brian Popper disclosed that he previously helped CCA defeat efforts to compel private prisons to respond to Freedom of Information Act requests.
And corporations are persons.kalm wrote:Move along...nothing new to see here. Clinton is tough on crime and money is speech.
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015 ... y-clinton/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Private Prison Lobbyists Are Raising Cash for Hillary Clinton
As immigration and incarceration issues become central to the 2016 presidential campaign, lobbyists for two major prison companies are serving as top fundraisers for Hillary Clinton.
Corrections Corporation of America and the Geo Group could both see their fortunes turning if there are fewer people to lock up in the future.
Last week, Clinton and other candidates revealed a number of lobbyists who are serving as “bundlers” for their campaigns. Bundlers collect contributions on behalf of a campaign, and are often rewarded with special favors, such as access to the candidate.
Richard Sullivan, of the lobbying firm Capitol Counsel, is a bundler for the Clinton campaign, bringing in $44,859 in contributions in a few short months. Sullivan is also a registered lobbyist for the Geo Group, a company that operates a number of jails, including immigrant detention centers, for profit.
As we reported yesterday, fully five Clinton bundlers work for the lobbying and law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld. Corrections Corporation of America, the largest private prison company in America, paid Akin Gump $240,000 in lobbying fees last year. The firm also serves as a law firm for the prison giant, representing the company in court.
Akin Gump lobbyist and Clinton bundler Brian Popper disclosed that he previously helped CCA defeat efforts to compel private prisons to respond to Freedom of Information Act requests.
To non-sensual simpletons who don't understand the founders intent?Ivytalk wrote:And corporations are persons.kalm wrote:Move along...nothing new to see here. Clinton is tough on crime and money is speech.
https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015 ... y-clinton/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
are those the same simpletons who also believe rights to abortion, healthcare and not being offended were also part of the founders' intent, or is that a different set of simpletons?kalm wrote:To non-sensual simpletons who don't understand the founders intent?Ivytalk wrote: And corporations are persons.
TRUMPman6.93, resorting to piling on.travelinman67 wrote:"Gumpdawg... the only hick in the world with a negative IQ"
nicely done, Baldy.
From King Troll...the Circle Jerk champion...D1B wrote:TRUMPman6.93, resorting to piling on.travelinman67 wrote:"Gumpdawg... the only hick in the world with a negative IQ"
Keep trying, Scrapple Ass, there's got to be something in that head besides air.
6.93 stick his hoof in his cock holster again.travelinman67 wrote:From King Troll...the Circle Jerk champion...D1B wrote:
TRUMPman6.93, resorting to piling on.
Keep trying, Scrapple Ass, there's got to be something in that head besides air.
No. It's a deferent set of simpletons. The same ones who see the nuance in corporate personhood.CID1990 wrote:are those the same simpletons who also believe rights to abortion, healthcare and not being offended were also part of the founders' intent, or is that a different set of simpletons?kalm wrote:
To non-sensual simpletons who don't understand the founders intent?
btw of course money is speech - but speech should be transparent - who gives to whom should not be veiled (but it should also not cost someone their job)
oh okkalm wrote:No. It's a deferent set of simpletons. The same ones who see the nuance in corporate personhood.CID1990 wrote:
are those the same simpletons who also believe rights to abortion, healthcare and not being offended were also part of the founders' intent, or is that a different set of simpletons?
btw of course money is speech - but speech should be transparent - who gives to whom should not be veiled (but it should also not cost someone their job)
THAT ^ is the end game of American Politics right there (Democrat and Republican)Only liberals can be fascists.Chizzang wrote:Jill Stein: Last week
"One of the reasons we were compelled to jump back into the race has to do with the political vacuum that became really evident in the 2014 midterms, which were really a loss for Democrats, but not a victory for Republicans..."
"So, we were wanting to respond to this political vacuum as more and more people peel away from the Democratic Party, having essentially thrown in the towel on a party that long ago threw in the towel on us. Nature abhors a vacuum. If that political vacuum is not filled with a frontline struggle and triumph, it will be filled by other, more nefarious motivations."
"History demonstrates this amply. At times of great crisis things can go either way, and there are all kinds of makings of a fascist state that are underway already. So we felt it wasn’t something that could wait."
Yup..!!!
Two political parties with the same goal / one shared goal...
Get into office to exploit the riches of the system
snuggle up to big money regardless of where that big money comes from
FIFYkalm wrote:Only liberals can be fascists.Chizzang wrote:Jill Stein: Last week
"One of the reasons we were compelled to jump back into the race has to do with the political vacuum that became really evident in the 2014 midterms, which were really a loss for Democrats, but not a victory for Republicans..."
"So, we were wanting to respond to this political vacuum as more and more people peel away from the Democratic Party, having essentially thrown in the towel on a party that long ago threw in the towel on us. Nature abhors a vacuum. If that political vacuum is not filled with a frontline struggle and triumph, it will be filled by other, more nefarious motivations."
"History demonstrates this amply. At times of great crisis things can go either way, and there are all kinds of makings of a fascist state that are underway already. So we felt it wasn’t something that could wait."
Yup..!!!
Two political parties with the same goal / one shared goal...
Get into office to exploit the riches of the system
snuggle up to big money regardless of where that big money comes from
When fascism arrives in America she will be wrapped in a tortilla and carrying D1B's colostomy bag.
With her bare handsCAA Flagship wrote:The Hildecunt killed the Biotech sector in the stock market today.
Never miss an opportunity to inflame an ember into an inferno. The bitch should never be allowed near a handheld again -- unless it's her husband's ****.Chizzang wrote:With her bare handsCAA Flagship wrote:The Hildecunt killed the Biotech sector in the stock market today.
Bitch cost me some money today. I wanna rip that hippopotamus from top to bottomus.Ivytalk wrote:Never miss an opportunity to inflame an ember into an inferno. The bitch should never be allowed near a handheld again -- unless it's her husband's ****.Chizzang wrote:
With her bare hands
CAA Flagship wrote:Bitch cost me some money today.Ivytalk wrote:
Never miss an opportunity to inflame an ember into an inferno. The bitch should never be allowed near a handheld again -- unless it's her husband's ****.
Don't you have some shoes to clean from the weekend?Grizalltheway wrote:CAA Flagship wrote: Bitch cost me some money today.
Hey, just look at it as Hildog giving you a chance to not go to hell for profiting so shamelessly from the misfortune of others.CAA Flagship wrote:Don't you have some shoes to clean from the weekend?Grizalltheway wrote:
