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If the issue at hand was simply agreement/disagreement, this quote would have made sense.

However, you have openly admitted to making things up and pretending myself or others have said things other than what was actually said because you were upset at being "ganged up on".

So... yeah.

Can you provide me with a quote, because I don't recall ever stating anything remotely like that? I am not surprised you would see it this way, but going as far as putting words in my mouth is too much.


Have you seen recent Atlantic article on Gingrich mega-donor? Ouch.

Yeah because Obama doesn't have any Billionaires donating money to his re-election. We all know Soros is in the poor house, right next to Oprah.

Dec. 27 (Bloomberg) — Barack Obama surpassed all other presidential rivals in a record-setting 2008 U.S. election campaign that generated $1.7 billion in spending by candidates.

Campaign spending was more than double that of four years ago, the candidates’ Federal Election Commission filings show.

In capturing the presidency, Obama, 47, became the first major-party nominee to reject federal funding for the general election. He spent $740.6 million, eclipsing the combined $646.7 million that Republican President George W. Bush and Democratic nominee John Kerry spent four years earlier. Obama accounted for 44 percent of the money spent by the 2008 candidates.

The FEC filings, covering the campaigns through the end of November, marked the first time that total spending by all presidential candidates surpassed $1 billion.

“A billion dollars may not go far to bail out Wall Street, but it’s still an enormous sum for a presidential race,” said Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the Center for Responsive Politics, a Washington-based research group.

By contrast, all candidates spent a total of $820.3 million in 2004 and $500.9 million in 2000.

My objections to this are not mega-rich donor part, but what this donor stands for and how money is donated via PAC.