Jake DeSantis gets bitchslapped

[smackaholic]

Who is this matt asshole? Does he have some sort of insider knowledge to be able to pull the bullshit card on this guy?

Not having all this info, I could only comment on 2 of his points.

3. Yer a fukking idiot. Honor my ass. You owe AIG or any other corporation about as much honor as they owe you, which is none.

5. Rack. AIG rolled over for their federal sugardaddy just like a good whore should.

The entire federal bureaucracy is where our ire should be directed.

[Cuda]

Rolling Stone,

[Smackie Chan]

I wonder if Onigger plans to return the six figure payday he took from the auto industry before he gives them another 30 billion dollars in taxpayer money. Well, if anyone else wants a government bailout all you have to do is bribe the N...igger in Chief.

http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/r ... &ind=T2100

Interesting list. Seems like the industry made sure it covered all its bases and spread the money around. Of the 20 recipients listed, there are 11 Dems and 9 Reps; in the top 10, there are 6 Reps and 4 Dems. Seven of the 20 recipients are Michigan lawmakers (makes sense), while six were Presidential candidates (Obama, McCain, Clinton, Romney, Paul, Giuliani). Should all the recipients return their gifts, or just the Prez?

Glad to see gov't is operating exactly as the FF envisioned.

[Smackie Chan]

Should all the recipients return their gifts, or just the Prez?

He should lead the way, yes. Setting a proper example is no small part of his job description. Not that this stupid n...igger would know the first thing about leadership. He's never lead anything or managed anything in his life. Every penny those assholes return is money the taxpayer does not have to spend.

Care to make a case for these scumbags to keep the money?

I don't need to make a legal case for them to keep it - the law of the land has, unfortunately, already done that. Morally (and what should be legally), they shouldn't be able to accept the money in the first place. As you previously alluded to, it's simply legal bribery, which is the lubricant for our well-oiled gov't machinery.

[Cuda]

maybe I missed a memo, but hasn't it been pretty illegal for, like, the last 30 or so years, for corporations to donate money to federal candidates?

[Smackie Chan]

maybe I missed a memo, but hasn't it been pretty illegal for, like, the last 30 or so years, for corporations to donate money to federal candidates?

Yes, but PACs aren't corporations and can legally contribute. If you'll notice, the methodology cited at the bottom of the list says, "The numbers on this page are based on contributions from PACs and individuals giving $200 or more."