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To: bentway who wrote (789190)	6/11/2014 12:19:47 PM
From: tbolding	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578331

AIPAC guided those recommendations to Cantor as they are doing with dozens of other congressional "leaders". Cantor has NO foundational support among grass root Americans. He came out of no where with the hundreds of millions in aid from AIPAC and the Zionist controlled media. The media poured tens of millions into free "news" propaganda to forcibly establish him as a Zionist point man in our government. Virginians have finally realized they were duped by the media and AIPAC. The tens of millions in free media advertising so-called "news" simply couldn't work anymore. This is what it will take to liberate America from the evil control of Zionism over our government.

To: bentway who wrote (789190)	6/11/2014 1:50:55 PM
From: Bilow	2 Recommendations Recommended By Broken_Clock gamesmistress Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578331

Hi bentway; Re: "The Financial Industry made a bad investment in Eric Cantor:"; That's right. And that's a big reason why the grass roots voted him out of power. The financial industry is in bed with both parties; almost no one was prosecuted for bringing down the financial system and the corrupt political elite reaction to the crisis is to dump billions of dollars into the pockets of the corrupt financial elite. The tea party is a reaction to the financial industry and big business. It's the populist side of the Republican party. When big business talks about "immigration reform" what they really mean is "lower wages". And that's why the tea party is against "immigration reform". What they want is to have the laws against hiring illegals enforced. -- Carl