Posted by docmirror on January 12, 2019 at 12:17:27 from (107.213.165.255):
In Reply to: Solindra 525 million posted by rrman61 on January 11, 2019 at 09:13:01:
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I consider it intellectually lazy, and somewhat disingenuous to tar both sides with the same brush - without a shred of evidence. On the left we had a <name> Global Initiative. A fund where hundreds of millions went in, and much of it went back out without any oversight. In a losing effort the left side outspent the right side by more than 2:1 per vote. It's in the public FEC filings for anyone to look up. Where did that money come from? We also know because the DNC told us that the candidate drained the coffers for herself, and none of the other potentials even had a chance.
Can the same evidence be shown on the other side? If so, bring it on. We've had a highly partisan 'investigation' going on for 18 months or so, and there's nothing there. A couple of swamp rats were caught lying, and one was caught enriching himself at the public trough, but so far - bupkis as it relates to the right campaign. Clean as a whistle.
So, I'm ready to hear about any nefarious funding like the <name> Global Initiative on the right, which - BTW promptly went BK once that side lost the election Can we say 'pay to play'? Lets hear it, the world would like to see the campaign on the right's dirty laundry.
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