Yes! Because they won't be able to then call themselves patriots?!
5%
No! They'll take the money anyway.
95%

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dianhow 14 years 48 weeks ago

GOP will take money from anyone - anywhere. Breaking Obama / keeping economy weak is their ONLY goal

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Russell Vaughan 14 years 48 weeks ago

This can't be a serious question Would Bonnie and Clyde take money from Al Capone?

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Uncle Draggi 14 years 48 weeks ago

This is a "joke" poll question, right?

The Republicans have been increasingly =blatant= about their scorn for this country and its people. They have made no bones whatsoever about not giving so much as a tinker's damn for this country or anything it stands (stood??) for. They want what they want and to hell with anyone or anything that stands in the way of their getting it. And what they want, of course, is every single bit of money available =and= total subjugation of everyone to their 'superiority' and 'Power'. Bribing =anyone=, foreign or domestic, doesn't mean squat, or the 'product' of squat, to these people. Will it help them get what they want, no matter how illegal or even heinous it is? Go for it -- no one else matters, anyway.

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David J. Cyr 14 years 48 weeks ago

The corporate party installed Democrat Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, happily accepted $102,000 in Koch family bribes.

"Contributions" to the Andrew Cuomo (D) 2010 Gubernatorial Campaign:

$25,000 + $18,100 + $6,900 = $50,000 from David Koch, of Wichita, KS

$15,000 + $12,000 + $10,000 = $37,000 from David Koch's wife, Julia

$5,000 from David Koch's brother, William I, of Palm Beach, FL

$5,000 + $5,000 = $10,000 from a Koch Group & Company, LLC

However, that was small change compared to the lifetime payoff we can expect the Democrat, Cuomo, to be receiving from the extraction industry.

In New York's 2010 gubernatorial election, the biggest issue was whether or not New York voters should allow Halliburton's fracking technology to invade and occupy New York — to Iraqify it. The Green Party's candidate, Howie Hawkins, firmly advocated for a statewide ban on fracking, which, if accomplished, would have empowered other states and other nations to also act to protect themselves and all the world's people from the bringing on the end of times insanity of fracking. Both of the corporate party's candidates, Paladino (R) and Cuomo (D), supported fracking. Democrat Cuomo's campaign released "energy plan" was/is near wholly dependent upon "efficiencies" sacrificing water to rip the last remnants of fossil-fuel from stone (shale gas). All the corporate party needed to do was have Paladino drag his hairy knuckles upon the ground and the "progressive" sheeple feverishly flocked together with actually conservative Republicans to provide Cuomo a massive 63% popular vote mandate to frack New York.

Promptly after being installed, Cuomo used a separate and unequal protection unconstitutional measure to provide special protection for the water that the City of Thieves takes from the Catskill Mountains, while opening the door wide for the extraction industry to Iraqify New York's vast farmland, from the western edges of the Catskills westerly across the state to Lake Erie.

Nothing does depravity like the "progressive's" Democrats do.

http://www.chenangogreens.org

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2950-10K 14 years 48 weeks ago

These treacherous old farts will do anything for a buck. Can we just send them to the moon?

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griffmike28 14 years 48 weeks ago

If we follow the Citizens United decision and conclude that corporations are people and money is speech, can we then consider the Kochs or their corporations to be "domestic terrorists" for doing business or having contact with countries that the U.S. considers as "enemies"?

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Lexi10 14 years 48 weeks ago

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