I'm torn between saying "Well I'll be dipped" and "Who knew?!"

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Hell hath no fury like a right-winger without facts.

That's a pretty well-established fact, isn't it?

It is now.
Though some would be in denial.
Wonder how the Romney campaign will spin this...

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Hell hath no fury like a right-winger without facts.

it really doesnt matter does it? the money is gonna come from somewhere. wether its democrats or republicans big monied donors are always lining up so as to make sure their interests are represented.

Thats part of the problem today. The wealthy have much more influence over government than the poor who can't donate huge sums of money to candidates to ensure their voices are heard.

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"I used to be a conservative and I watch these debates and I'm wondering, I don't think I've changed, but it's a little troubling sometimes when people are appealing to people's fears and emotion rather than trying to get them to look over the horizon for a broader perspective and that's kind of where we are."

Exactly and many on both sides are quietly cheering the SC decision that made a corp a citizen. Chip in the already flawed finance reform.

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Hell hath no fury like a right-winger without facts.

I'd like to see the internal memo rather than rely on the credibility of the Washington Examiner.

As A Teapartier, I had never heard of the Koch Brothers. I don't know of anyone who recognized that name or received any money. It would be nice if someone fronted the money for much of the fees and permits and hoops that tea partiers had to secure that the occupiers don't.

As for Romney and Koch. That says to me that The Koch Brothers as well as Mitt Romney are Republican party line folk...and that will not sit well with tea partiers when the voting starts.

but it occurs to me....isn't the tea party dead? Why are we even talking about it. I thought there was SO much evidence prior to Mr. Romney running for president that gave proof that the tea party was bankrolled by the Koch Brothers.
Who is bankrolling and supporting the rampaging rioting marxist occupiers? Since they're so popular and receive so much support from democrat politicians and our president, shouldn't we really be talking the occupiers up?

Here's a picture of what Men's Warehouse got for voicing their support of the Occupiers.

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/...street/247782/

What exactly is it that you're seeing?





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THIS is what you're seeing...(Well, SOME OF US are seeing it...some choose to be blind)...



So we have companys that are SUPPORTING the movement and STILL getting vandalized...

In other words, this Occupy movement doesn't really give a **** whether or not a company is on their side...They hate companies period, and they will be punished even if you attempt to befriend them (sincerely or otherwise)...

BTW - Notice how this media outlet (SFGate) chooses the words "mostly peaceful"?...They are ALL in cahoots with this crap...

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I would not necessarily call the Koch brothers a "financial engine for the Tea Party."

While FreedomWorks and Americans for Prosperity have donated and supported them to a degree, I hardly think they are some financial engine for the group.

They are no different than hundreds and thousands of other rich entities who sling their money around in the name of politics.

Koch Industries have many interests. The Tea Party is just one of them.

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You don't have to. The memo does.

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