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Originally posted by ANNED
In Calif a large number of hispanics are against illegal immigration.
Why because the illegals drive down the wages of legal hispanics.
Originally posted by maybereal11
Despite American Citizens United’s attempts to distance itself from the neo-Nazis, the Phoenix New Times’ Stephen Lemons says “there’s plenty of overlap between the two groups, whether it be in rhetoric or, occasionally, membership.” (HT: Dawn Teo)
Originally posted by sos37
But does the TPM accept the endorsement of those hateful organizations? I seriously doubt that they would.
Originally posted by sos37
The Neo-Nazis, the KKK, the Skinhead Coalition of Dumpwater, Florida or whoever can say "Hey this looks good to us as we can use it to further our agenda - we endorse it!". They can go on endorsing anything they want.
Originally posted by maybereal11
Why does the movement look good to them?
Why do they want to endorse it?
Why does the TPM further their Agenda?
[edit on 14-1-2010 by maybereal11]
Is it money laundering to take donations from your political action committee and convert them into a royalties check through your publisher? Not if you are Alaska's favorite half-term governor.
Sarah Palin, the former politician turned Fox News contributor, spent $63,000 of SarahPAC's money on copies of her book, "Going Rogue," an ABC News report revealed on Monday.
"Is that money laundering?" MSNBC host Keith Olbermann asked liberal blog publisher Arianna Huffington during a Monday night broadcast.
"It certainly is," she replied.
However, because she no longer holds public office and is not currently seeking election, Palin's SarahPAC is not subject to the rules applied to PACs supporting most politicians. Because of this, "her PAC is free to purchase the book under current law, according to Jan Baran, a campaign legal expert," ABC News noted.