I think they negated each other, giving a net zero impact.
Just another form of taxation and wealth transferance. The Simmons, Kochs, and others gotta be thinking...that they were taxed and didn't get much in return. Oh well, its only money to them.
Poilitics is a wonderful Industry. These two (only 2) men spent $2Bill+ for their campaigns. They supported advertisers, TV stations and publications, consultants, programmers, real estate, and restuarants and coffee companies. And when you add in what Michelle and Michele spent on wardrobes, the affected industries and people really is a good $$$$.
-- Edited by longprime on Monday 12th of November 2012 08:52:39 AM
-- Edited by longprime on Monday 12th of November 2012 08:53:12 AM
A lot of wealthy people lost a great deal of money on this election. Will they be wanting to initiate campaign financial reform so that their cost per vote is equalized against their opposition?
Will the winning party now further their complaints of unfair advantage of buying votes by unregulated entities?
