Republican or Democrat?

Funky Tiger · Apr 30, 2015

its all obeezy's fault, screw him.

Cruciatus · Apr 30, 2015

Funky Tiger said:
its all obeezy's fault, screw him.

omg my love

Funky Tiger · Apr 30, 2015

Cruciatus said:
omg my love

omg you still remember me? :0

Cruciatus · Apr 30, 2015

Funky Tiger said:
omg you still remember me? :0

Yeah ur the weirdo that I always ignore on skype

Multiply · Apr 30, 2015

Uhg a thread of kids playing dress up-republican/democrats. Half of you are saying, "I like guns so I would be a republican." The logic is too stronk.

RasenUchihaChaos · May 1, 2015

Screw the republicans and the democrats both suck both are screwing everything up

Also if you really think by having guns you can protect yourself against the GOV? Your stupid

What is your gun gonna do against drones tanks apache heli those new jets that cost a fortune etc.???

Koah · May 1, 2015

I see that the Second Amendment is a big deal with regards to the choice if you're voting R or D.

Anyway, besides their reform, previous legislatures records and voting records, IMO it is a good way to see which companies or groups are donating to a candidate's campaign funds.

Showing these clusters of contributions from people associated with particular organizations provides a valuable—and unique—way of understanding where a candidate is getting his or her financial support. Knowing those groups is also useful after the election, as issues come before Congress and the administration that may affect those organizations and their industries.

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Who is being funded by whom? Here are some candidates and their top donors:

DEMOCRATS:

Clinton, Hillary