Monday, March 16, 2009

The Sanctimonious Party

So Barney The Rainbow Dinosaur is throwing around some faux outrage over the AIG bonuses.

Over at Open Secrets.org they have the campaign contributions listed from employees of the famed company.

And guess who comes in first? Well, at least, during the years all this mess was going on?

CycleTotalDemocratsRepublicans% to Dems% to RepubsIndividualsPACsSoft (Indivs)Soft (Orgs)
2008$843,305$576,826$265,57968%32%$555,962$287,343$0$0
2006$650,375$361,081$274,29456%42%$344,535$305,840$0$0
2004$1,076,948$593,612$482,33655%45%$788,788$288,160$0$0
2002$2,266,357$894,517$1,371,84040%61%$342,157$284,982$112,518$1,526,700
2000$1,642,861$806,572$835,28949%51%$470,551$155,550$2,000$1,014,760
1998$833,095$392,125$440,97047%53%$254,355$134,740$70,000$374,000
1996$818,088$389,640$429,44848%53%$218,858$170,730$80,000$348,500
1994$384,311$198,977$184,83452%48%$153,909$183,402$500$46,500
1992$589,765$328,991$258,77456%44%$180,575$208,190$105,000$96,000
1990$226,134$134,659$91,47560%41%$39,009$187,125N/AN/A
TOTAL $9,331,239 $4,677,000 $4,634,839 50% 50% $3,348,699 $2,206,062 $370,018 $3,406,460



Now obviously, AIG contributions mirror the party in power.

But ask yourself this question, what are democrats doing for AIG that makes it appetizing for them to give to democrats.

I'm guessing Barney and Chris know......

1 comment:

Brian said...

It looks like it is time to vote Libertarian...