Tom Donohue, president of US Chamber of Money Laundering, claims Dems' attacks "won't work"

[brentspeak]

Well, it works for me, Donohue, you degenerate http://www.citizen.org/documents/021805DonohueForPdf.pdf">crook: I'm more motivated than I've been for a while to support the Democrats.

By SEUNG MIN KIM | 10/11/10 4:33 PM EDT Updated: 10/11/10 4:48 PM EDT

Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1010/43413.html#ixzz12P25covy

U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue on Monday responded to the recent attacks on his group by the Obama administration, saying flatly that the attempts to tie the Chamber to foreign interests “won’t work.”

In related news: US Chamber Watch http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-15/union-backed-critic-of-u-s-chamber-seeks-irs-s-probe-of-group-s-funding.html">calls for an IRS probe of the Chamber's funding.

[Hannah Bell]

1. works for me, too. knr

[deminks]

2. Au Contraire, Donohue, it is working and will work, as the truth outs.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/plum-line/2010/10/yes_voters_do_care_about.html

It has become an article of faith among certain Beltway inside-game commentators that there's no way the Dem attack on secret money funding elections could ever have a prayer of working. Surely the issue is too esoteric, too process-y, and too removed from voter concerns about the economy to resonate.

But a new poll commissioned by MoveOn, and done by the respected non-partisan firm Survey USA, strongly suggests that the issue may indeed matter a good deal to voters after all.

The poll finds that two thirds of registered voters, or , are aware that outside groups are behind some of the ads they're seeing. This makes sense, since the issue has dominated the media amid the battle over the huge ad onslaught against Dems funded by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Karl Rove's groups.

What's more, an overwhelming 84 percentsay they have a "right to know" who's bankrolling the ads. And crucially, the poll also found that the issue is resonant when linked to the economy. A majority, 53 percent, are less likely to think a candidate who is backed by "anonymous groups" can be trusted to "improve economic conditions" for them or their families. People don't believe these groups are looking out for their interests.

(emphasis mine)

[Radical Activist]

3. Donohue is scum.

[Elwood P Dowd]

5. He is not scum.

He is the shit below the scum who doles out the money to the scum.

[savalez]

4. It works for me too.