The good H.R. Clinton has done

[VatorMan]

“I may very well be done with political giving entirely,” said John Morgan, an Orlando attorney and one of Clinton’s top fundraisers in Florida. “My message to anyone reading this is, ‘Don’t call me, I’ll call you.’ From here on out, I’m giving to charities. I’d much rather give money to build a new Boys & Girls Club than to give to the [Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee].”

Tired Dem donors feel like their money got burned | TheHill


Let's hope this continues.

[Mike Mercury]

[Cybercowboy]

Translation: It's only worth donating to political candidates if they win, because then we get paid back 10x over in taxpayer money and graft.

[DAB]

hey.....she scammed us! waah, waah, waah!

that pair is a pair of grifters, what did you expect. everything they have done was motivated at filling their pockets with your money.

[Millenium Vette]

Originally Posted by Cybercowboy

Translation: It's only worth donating to political candidates if they win, because then we get paid back 10x over in taxpayer money and graft.

The Hill:

Democratic investors went in on Clinton to the tune of more than $550 million, believing she would dispatch Trump, deliver Democrats the Senate and help the party make inroads into the GOP’s House majority.

Democratic investors???

Interesting choice of words

[RedLS1GTO]

Originally Posted by Millenium Vette

Interesting choice of words

I'd say it's a pretty accurate description... though I doubt that the author realized this implication.

[NEED-A-VETTE]

Sucks when the long con doesn't pan out.

[VatorMan]

See ? If you look hard enough, you can find something positive about any situation.

[04 commemorative]

[boracayjohnny]

Originally Posted by NEED-A-VETTE

Sucks when the long con doesn't pan out.

[Jasper711]

It is one thing when domestic dem contributors are complaining about the return on "investment", however; HRC has done the country a great service when even organizations such Australian Parliament are making similar complaints.

Another great thing HRC accomplished is getting Trump elected. Whether one agrees or disagrees with his theories, the demonstrated work ethic of someone from the private sector is a big lesson. His tireless campaigning became too much of a challenge for HRC (she tried at the end to match it and almost died), but now he is applying that same effectiveness to getting the job done. I doubt Trump will be delivering any 2700 page health care policies either, that simply would not work in the private business side of things.

[Jeff '79]