As an American... whos fathers family is german...
bah...
doesnt matter what I am or what you are...
this shit is funny.
Little T & One Track Mike.
if anyone of you know who this is?
or knows this song?
you've become my best friend.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Id like $3.47 billion dollars...
Let's add a 4th thing to Recession Proof industries. Makeup/body care. Alcohol. Tobacco. And the newest - and apparently my new favorite topic - Lobbying!
According to THE HILL; "more than $3.47 Billion was spent lobbying the federal government in 2009, a 5% Increase over 2008".
When our country is in it greatest need of financial support and jobs - the corporations are fighting to put people in office and for votes that will help them.
Land of the free and home of the greed.
Ugh.
According to THE HILL; "more than $3.47 Billion was spent lobbying the federal government in 2009, a 5% Increase over 2008".
When our country is in it greatest need of financial support and jobs - the corporations are fighting to put people in office and for votes that will help them.
Land of the free and home of the greed.
Ugh.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Poll Watch
According to Angus Reid Public Opinion:
65% of Americans say they DISAGREE with the recent US Supreme Court ruling that allows corporations to spend without limits on Political Campaigns.
I guess the other 35% are politicians and corporate executives.
When was this passed?
Have I been so wrapped up in SuperBowl and awards season that I didn't see this in the news?
Come on Obama.
How about for every dollar a corporation gives Politically - they have to give a dollar to soup kitchens. Katrina relief. Homeless shelters. American endangered species. Ameri-core?
For every penny they put into American politics they can donate to American society, American causes, American relief.
They just better support someone who will let them write off the donations (not the political money) for their taxes.
65% of Americans say they DISAGREE with the recent US Supreme Court ruling that allows corporations to spend without limits on Political Campaigns.
I guess the other 35% are politicians and corporate executives.
When was this passed?
Have I been so wrapped up in SuperBowl and awards season that I didn't see this in the news?
Come on Obama.
How about for every dollar a corporation gives Politically - they have to give a dollar to soup kitchens. Katrina relief. Homeless shelters. American endangered species. Ameri-core?
For every penny they put into American politics they can donate to American society, American causes, American relief.
They just better support someone who will let them write off the donations (not the political money) for their taxes.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
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