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Have you contributed to a political campaign this year?

Response Percent Votes
No
 
65% 260
Yes
 
28% 112
No, but I plan on contributing
 
7% 28
Total 400

Comments

CLARKKENT 10 months, 3 weeks ago

WHY GIVE THEM MONEY, THEY WILL GET ENOUGH SOON AS THEY GET IN OFFICE.

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labmonkey 10 months, 3 weeks ago

They are lucky to get my vote.

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Frankie8 10 months, 3 weeks ago

I contribute monthly to the Obama campaign and I am astonished that such a large number do not contribute to any of the political parties.

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consumer1 10 months, 3 weeks ago

ha ha ha ha ha... a fool and his money are soon parted...

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Frankie8 10 months, 3 weeks ago

President Obama is not a terrorist. Lateralis, you and consumer1 are trying to stir up an argument by the words and phrases that you use. I like it that the President shows respect to foreign leaders and has a calm and thoughtful manner. A great deal could have been accomplished if his plans had been allowed to go though instead of being torpedoed by angry, bitter people who voted on bills with their emotion mind. It is awful to think how many of the working class and middle class had their problems and their lives shoved aside just to massage the ego of those who are like bulldogs with their teeth sunk into what they perceive as the enemy.

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Ricky_Vaughn 10 months, 3 weeks ago

Most people probably help fund political campaigns unknowingly. For example, every time you give money to Susan G. Komen, you're helping fund Republican activities.

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consumer1 10 months, 3 weeks ago

Can you substantiate that claim? Or is it just.... wait for it... wait.... wait... Ready? Knee jerk Liberal rhetoric!!!

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verity 10 months, 3 weeks ago

I am active in campaigning and have volunteered much time and production skills. Does that count?

As far as contributing money goes, I resent the fact that we have to buy democracy (yes, I know the US is not a democracy, but you know what I mean).

In my case, I do believe that the person I'm campaigning for is much, much, much better than the incumbent and will be a good person to have in office, but even if it's a vote for the lesser of two evils, isn't that worth voting for?

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consumer1 10 months, 3 weeks ago

Voting for the lesser of two evils is S.O.P. when voting. This is one pathetic political system we have here. We judge who we vote for by our belief in the one who will hurt of less... Forgone conclusion we are going to get, what is it called when you drive a screw into a wall??? most of us don't even get a kiss anymore. How sad...

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ImRonBurgandy 10 months, 3 weeks ago

I contribute only to Ron Burgandy. And Ron Paul, but only because his name is Ron.

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catfishturkeyhunter 10 months, 3 weeks ago

That might just be the dumbest question ever. The only ones giving money are Insurance companies, oil companies, auto makers, gun makers, deffense industry, airlines, hospitals, mortgage companies, utility companies, I m sure I missed a bunch.... Damn crooks, they could be holding a will work for food sign and I still wouldn't give them money

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