Give the Bush campaign $4.1 million and they will give you $1.2 billion of taxpayers' money as a kickback.
Excellent article from the Toledo Blade! For those who are not familiar with the Toledo Blade, they're one of the top investigative newspapers in the country.
Here you will read where Bush and Republicans are nothing but a bunch of pimps when it comes to distributing OUR tax money to the whores that are their political backers.
To Bush administration, the U.S. treasury is theirs to do whatever they want to with!
"The Ohio business leaders and lobbyists who steered at least $4.1 million to President Bush's re-election campaign last year collected more than $1.2 billion in taxpayer dollars for their companies and clients, a Blade investigation shows.
The fund-raisers who helped deliver the battleground state - and ultimately the 2004 presidential election - also received choice appointments from state and federal officials. The posts included an ambassadorship to Germany and a seat on the Ohio State University board of trustees.
Others made millions from unbid contracts varying from supplying ball bearings to the military or office furniture for federal agencies.
As they raised millions to help re-elect George W. Bush in 2004, the 30 Bush "Pioneers" and "Rangers" from Ohio - who raised at least $100,000 and $200,000 respectively - also had access to policymakers from the Ohio Statehouse to the White House".
Tuesday, November 01, 2005
AND THESE REPUBLICANS AREN'T CRIMINALS?
Give the Bush campaign $4.1 million and they will give you $1.2 billion of taxpayers' money as a kickback.
Excellent article from the Toledo Blade! For those who are not familiar with the Toledo Blade, they're one of the top investigative newspapers in the country.
Here you will read where Bush and Republicans are nothing but a bunch of pimps when it comes to distributing OUR tax money to the whores that are their political backers.
To Bush administration, the U.S. treasury is theirs to do whatever they want to with!
"The Ohio business leaders and lobbyists who steered at least $4.1 million to President Bush's re-election campaign last year collected more than $1.2 billion in taxpayer dollars for their companies and clients, a Blade investigation shows.
The fund-raisers who helped deliver the battleground state - and ultimately the 2004 presidential election - also received choice appointments from state and federal officials. The posts included an ambassadorship to Germany and a seat on the Ohio State University board of trustees.
Others made millions from unbid contracts varying from supplying ball bearings to the military or office furniture for federal agencies.
As they raised millions to help re-elect George W. Bush in 2004, the 30 Bush "Pioneers" and "Rangers" from Ohio - who raised at least $100,000 and $200,000 respectively - also had access to policymakers from the Ohio Statehouse to the White House".
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