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malthaussen

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5. Up to 08, there was relative parity in the graph...

Reply to pampango (Original post)

Sat Aug 1, 2015, 10:14 AM

Aug 2015

... the 08 spike should have an explanation, too, don't you think? It's really only since 2012 that the money has turned away from the Democrats.

Overall the 2014 imbalance is not as noteworthy as the 2012 imbalance, which was obviously enormously in favor of the GOP -- for all the good it did them. I would be curious to see how the 2016 data points wind up.

-- Mal

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Krugman: Wall Street Now Hates Democrats (including you-know-who) [View all] pampango Aug 2015 OP

Since this is obviously a lot in support of Hillary, it should be in GD:P merrily Aug 2015 #1

Strongly disagree! BillZBubb Aug 2015 #2

Well ... 1StrongBlackMan Aug 2015 #4

DU rec... SidDithers Aug 2015 #3

Unless the money is from UBS of course whatchamacallit Aug 2015 #6

Up to 08, there was relative parity in the graph... malthaussen Aug 2015 #5

Easy enough to explain... Adrahil Aug 2015 #11

............... marmar Aug 2015 #7

I sincerely doubt that Wall Street hates Hillary. djean111 Aug 2015 #8

Don't worry Paul = we love you. jwirr Aug 2015 #9

So Hillary is only taking *some* of the filthy, filthy Wall Street $$$$? I guess she'll do "some" Romulox Aug 2015 #10