Citizen Microsoft Follow-Up
A follow-up to Riffin' with Reifman: there's a follow-up discussion on the Citizen Microsoft article here:
As with the previous article, the follow-up (to me) is even more interesting than the original article. Good read.
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I've posted a list of Microsoft employees who donated to George W. Bush's 2004 Presidential campaign here:
http://www.idealog.us/2004/10/microsoft_donor.html
I've posted a list of Microsoft employees who donated to George W. Bush's 2004 Presidential campaign:
here.
5 minutes at opensecrets shows that MSFT employees gave Bush $175,890.00 (Searched on Donor occupation: MICROSOFT and Recipient: BUSH for cycle 2004).
Same query only for Kerry shows MSFT employees gave Kerry $256,093.00.
Right, but Kerry's not evil. Bush is.
If Kerry promised to tax the shit out of the oil companies and lock-in a $1.99 gas price ceiling, would you vote for him?
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