Why do Democrats yap so much about the “Koch Brothers”?
Because Berg’s Seventh Law is absolute and irrefutable, that’s why.
Why do Democrats yap so much about the “Koch Brothers”?
Because Berg’s Seventh Law is absolute and irrefutable, that’s why.
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It is indeed mind boggling that the lazy, low information voters supporting the Democrat party, haven’t yet figured out that it is now, by a huge margin, the party of big money.
I’m more surprised that Politico allowed such an article to be posted.
“But the DA document distributed in Chicago does call into question some of the plaintiff woe-is-us rhetoric bandied about by Democrats griping about the Koch brothers’ sophisticated efforts to use their checkbooks to manipulate American democracy.”
Plaintiff?
You’d think that the republicans would drag Soros out each time High-Pitched Harry Reid trills about the shadowy Koch brothers. It’s such an obvious and effective retort. I suppose The Maverick and the rest of his submissive ilk don’t want to rock the boat by appearing to be mean spirited …
PM: I bet that is an autocorrect (read, LAZY JOURNALIST writing his articles on his iPad while taking the DC metro line home to Arlington) that should have been “plaintive”.
Hah, I posted that last comment before I decided to read the journalist’s bio page on Politico:
“He grew up in Philadelphia, graduated from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and lives in Alexandria, Va., with his wife.”
Nailed it.
Except I mixed up the name of the city with the name of the cemetery. Close enough for IRS work.
Bill C-
It’s bad all the way down. what type of “woe-is-us rhetoric” is not plaintive? It’s a redundancy. My guess is that it wasn’t edited.