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Was it fauxahontas?Pocahontas winning in Mass. was honestly the most disappointing part of the evening for me. Brown was a sensible moderate.
Or Liarwatha?
Was it fauxahontas?Pocahontas winning in Mass. was honestly the most disappointing part of the evening for me. Brown was a sensible moderate.
She worked for travelers insurance, her efforts, according to the Boston globe( liberal newspaper), were disastrous for victims.WOW, it amazes me that conservatives want to hold liberals to a whole different set of rules than they hold Republicans or private sector folks. The truth is she was sticking up for the victims. The fact that she was paid for her expertise is not unusual, it is common business practice.
WOW, it amazes me that conservatives want to hold liberals to a whole different set of rules than they hold Republicans or private sector folks. The truth is she was sticking up for the victims. The fact that she was paid for her expertise is not unusual, it is common business practice.
Elizabeth was the first candidate I donated to this cycle. Love her!
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Pocahontas winning in Mass. was honestly the most disappointing part of the evening for me. Brown was a sensible moderate.
WOW, it amazes me that conservatives want to hold liberals to a whole different set of rules than they hold Republicans or private sector folks. The truth is she was sticking up for the victims. The fact that she was paid for her expertise is not unusual, it is common business practice.
Just insert the name "Romney" instead of her name and you'd see how utterly stupid his statement was.
How much money did Mitt give to the thousands he made big bucks off by firing them?
I did as well.
She worked for travelers insurance, her efforts, according to the Boston globe( liberal newspaper), were disastrous for victims.
Conservatives are very honest usually about the fact that they are more for themselves and are fine with making money. it's not conservatives that always run on populist notions and "sticking up for the little guy" I ask you to be consistent, if you actually care about the little guy you wouldn't accept large sums of money on his behalf and then use it to line your own pockets. talk the talk. walk the walk.
Conservatives are very honest usually about the fact that they are more for themselves and are fine with making money. it's not conservatives that always run on populist notions and "sticking up for the little guy" I ask you to be consistent, if you actually care about the little guy you wouldn't accept large sums of money on his behalf and then use it to line your own pockets. talk the talk. walk the walk.
No, look further!
She was on travelers payroll long before the article you posted !!
I never followed campaign finance rules that closely but if you can contribute being out of the state that is fucked up. you shouldn't have a say in massachusetts representation.
At least you are honest who conservatives stand up (actually kneel for), but I wouldn't be proud of it...LMAO!
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Hilarious. When Brown first won that seat from Coakley, he did it with a lot of tea party money from around the country a fact that was bragged about at the time by teapartiers.
Also, how many of his top donors are actually in Massachusetts?
http://www.opensecrets.org/politicians/contrib.php?cid=N00031174&cycle=2012
i dont know why you try to use some other instance like now I am going to be completely change my tune. It was wrong for brown to do it as well. As you can see above, I literally JUST found out that out of state donations were allowed. So I don't know why you would smugly tell me brown got money too as if that makes it better.
Protect customers by ensuring they cannot buy a home!Then you must have disdain for the middle class, and consumer protection.
Ah the union flip flopped!LIE AGAIN!!
Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown and challenger Elizabeth Warren are accusing each other of “not telling the truth.” Brown says Warren worked to “restrict payments” to asbestos victims, while Warren says she worked to “get more money” for them. We find Warren is correct; Brown’s ad is a distortion.
It may seem counter-intuitive that Warren’s work on behalf of an insurance company that covered an asbestos manufacturer could be work on the same side as the victims of the case. But Warren was brought in as a bankruptcy expert on a case before the Supreme Court to secure a $500 million trust to pay asbestos victims. As part of a settlement that Warren worked to preserve, the insurance company sought immunity from lawsuits in exchange for releasing the $500 million trust. Attorneys for most of the asbestos victims supported Warren’s efforts.
Warren’s version of the case has been publicly backed by several attorneys representing the asbestos victims, as well as leaders of an asbestos workers’ union.
“He’s flat out misrepresenting the facts,” Francis C. Boudrow, business manager for the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers Union, Local No. 6 told the Boston Globe. “It’s offensive to all these people who’ve lost lives” to asbestos-*related illness, he said.