Saturday, June 30, 2012

Have a great weekend, Ponders!

Good morning Phoo:
this is for you!

4 comments:

  1. Good morning sweet peas. I'm going to nap today. I was up late and it's going to be too dang hot today. Chill fellow frogs.

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    1. I made 'Woggy go back to bed--she was looking too tired. And then, seeing as nobody was up, I went back to bed, myself! SmOOchies!

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  2. I just read this on FOX NEWS. It's good to know that someone with money is on our side. Some days it feels pretty hopeless, then I read some good news! This election game is NOT over!

    Casino mogul Sheldon Adelson has donated $10 million to the Koch brothers’ efforts to elect Republicans and oust President Obama and other Democrats -- forging perhaps the most powerful, well-financed political fundraising machine of 2012.

    Adelson donated the money last weekend during a Koch brothers’ fundraising summit in suburban San Diego. The private deal was confirmed Friday, according to the Associated Press and other news agencies.

    Adelson has already contributed $10 million to Restore Our Future, which is the super political action committee that backs GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, and $5 million each to two organizations promoting House Republicans.

    During the GOP presidential primary, Adelson, chief executive officer of the Las Vegas Sands, and family members gave $21 million to a super PAC promoting former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.

    Charles and David Koch are billionaire oil executives and libertarians who founded the small-government, anti-tax group Americans for Prosperity.

    Among the others who contributed at the summit was personal-investment tycoon Charles Schwab, who committed to a seven-figure donation. Also at the summit, the brothers announced a new candidate training academy, Grassroots Institute, according to POLITICO.

    The Kochs reportedly also are behind a voter database called Themis, similar to the Democrats’ Catalist, and their network of groups is expected to spend roughly $400 million in this election cycle.

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