secondwind
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Sat Jan-23-10 09:54 AM
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| A funny thing happened when I donated to Organization for America just now...... |
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Edited on Sat Jan-23-10 09:56 AM by secondwind
this was an appeal for signature on a petition to keep elections fair in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling .......
Then they asked for a donation. So I filled out the blocks, and gave a donation........
I then had to check off a box that states that I am a U.S. citizen or at least a legal resident. WAIT A MINUTE!
For my lousy $10 donation to O for A, I have to declare that I am a CITIZEN. But corporations (with foreign nationals on their boards) can run ADS??????
The IRONY is mindboggling.
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| AndyA
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Sat Jan-23-10 10:06 AM
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The Treasonous Five are going to have to be dealt with. The highest court in the land is corrupt and that cannot be allowed to continue.
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| baldguy
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Sat Jan-23-10 10:16 AM
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| 2. The answer is obvious. |
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If you're not a citizen, create a corporation for the sole purpose of making political donations.
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| Robb
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Sat Jan-23-10 10:38 AM
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| 3. You could also run a $10 ad. |
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No one would ask you if you were a citizen.
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| pscot
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Sat Jan-23-10 10:46 AM
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won't get you in the want ads. Well, maybe your local shopper.
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