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To: Paul Smith who wrote (20184)	7/21/2012 10:51:59 AM
From: koan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 85487

<<Have you found those "specifics" yet? Every number is your post is incorrect by a large margin.>> Not yet. Can you show me where those numbers are wrong by a large margin? I read a lot of stuff and cannnot always find it again right away, but it will pop up. But if you think the billionaires are going to giving equal amounts of money to both parties, you are wrong. Just look at how much more money Walker raised than his Democratic opponent. "Our elections are being poisoned and the public is being kept in the dark about who's paying for most of the poison," said WDC Executive Director Mike McCabe. Walker Rakes in Cash and Koch Support Walker's wealthy campaign is responsible for about half of the amount raised in the 2012 governor's race, according to the WDC. Walker's $31 million war chest dwarfs that of his opponent, Milwaukee Mayor and Democrat Tom Barrett, who raised nearly $4 million. " truth-out.org And if you read those three articles you should be horrified.