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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster

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To: Bill who wrote (26501)	2/22/2010 1:35:55 PM
From: DuckTapeSunroof	Read Replies (1) of 103300

Thanks! So, for CONGRESS ONLY (not WH, not States, etc.), and for this CURRENT 2009/2010 election cycle ONLY, the campaign contributions currently pile up (remember: 2010 ain't anywhere near to over yet! Lot's more money coming in this cycle yet!) this way: 1 Lawyers/Law Firms 2 Health Professionals (Add the Doctors and the Drug companies together under 'health care' and you might have a new perennial #1 <g>) 3 Retired 4 Securities/Invest 5 Real Estate 6 Insurance (But, damn... 'Financial Services' writ large is a big, big spender on politicians!) 7 Lobbyists (Guess "lobbyist" probably means: "all of the big spenders" :-) 8 Leadership PACs 9 Bldg Trade Unions 10 Pharm/Health Prod (Back to 'health care'....) etc. But in the last full election cycle (2008) it was this way: 1 Lawyers/Law Firms 2 Retired 3 Securities/Invest 4 Real Estate ('Financial Services'....) 5 Health Professionals 6 Education 7 Misc Business 8 Business Services 9 Insurance 10 Misc Finance (More 'Financial Services'....) Anyway you cut it, Bill... it seems that 'Wall Street / Financial Services' and 'Health Care' in general are ALWAYS big, big spenders on politicians....

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