You should first read this post Joining the Rest of the World (courtesy Mouse Musings and Progressive Blogger Alliance) then think about who you are supporting with your hard-earned dollars:
Top 25 Republican Party donors (1999-2003) with global consumer brands
1 Altria (formerly Philip Morris) $6.5m
2 AT&T $5.36m
3 Microsoft Corp. $5.12m
4 United Parcel Services $4.48m
5 MBNA $4.38m
6 Citigroup $3.93m
7 Pfizer $3.9m
8 FedEx Corp. $3.4m
9 Bristol-Myers Squibb $3.4m
10 GlaxoSmithKline $3m
11 Wal-Mart $2.85m
12 General Electric $2.58m
13 ExxonMobil $2.35m
14 AOL Time Warner $2.31m
15 Anheuser Busch $2.23m
16 ChevronTexaco $2.2m
17 PepsiCo $1.9m
18 Schering Plough $1.8m
19 Archer Daniels Midland $1.8m
20 Wyeth (formerly American Home Products)$1.74m
21 Alticor Inc. $1.7m
22 American Airlines $1.62m
23 Ford $1.52m
24 BP Amoco $1.25m
25 Disney $1.25m
3 comments:
Why don't you post the same list for the Democratic Party? It's not very different.
Supply it for me and I will... immediately.
But you see the demos are not in such a position of power and so I am going to fixate on the republicans for awhile--you don't mind?
In case you are wondering I am neither demo or repub... I'm a socialist stuck in a two-sided one party system.
I like your moniker, it reminds me a cool musician I used to groove to ... lets see, was it Django Rheinhardt???? something like that (any help?)
Going to visit your site now...
Ddjango... superb blog-resume--peace!
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