They want to help the KOCH bro's?!! We have to stop them.

example of Sanders allowing the perfect to be the enemy of the good.

I think we all know what to do expect of a Sanders presidency when it comes to small business.

and the Export-Import bank helps.

Our superdelegates represent WA.

Blame Chicago.

I also worked for them of and on.

Where in WA are you? Seattle for me.

Not small businesses.
And Boeing is still pretty big in Washington state.

It's all a matter of Boeing, MicroSoft, Amazon, etc. We need change here is Washington!

Number earlier.

"Bennet, Murray, and Wyden – all running for re-election in 2016 – received $105,900 between the three of them. Bennet, who comes from the more purple state of Colorado, got $53,700 in corporate campaign donations between January and March 2015, according to Channing’s research."


https://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/may/27/corporations-paid-us-senators-fast-track-tpp

who all work for the Boeing Corporation, to get those numbers. The numbers are meaningless.

Or prove it. I did my part.

$250 or more, they are required to list their employer. Then all those individual employee donations are added up and reported as a "corporate" donation.

http://www.fec.gov/pages/brochures/citizens.shtml

Corporations and Unions

The law also prohibits contributions from corporations and labor unions. This prohibition applies to any incorporated organization, profit or nonprofit. For example, the owner of an incorporated "mom and pop" grocery store is not permitted to use a business account to make contributions. Instead, the owner would have to use a personal account. A corporate employee may make contributions through a nonrepayable corporate drawing account, which allows the individual to draw personal funds against salary, profits or other compensation.

The Guardian doesn't bring this up.

Anytime you hear anything about a candidate getting "donations from Wall Street" or other corporations, this is what it means. All the individual donations of $250 and more have to be added up by the campaigns and reported to the FEC. So when my brother donates $250 to Sanders (his choice, not mine), then my brother has to report that his employer is Boeing. And the FEC adds all the individual donations together and reports it as a corporate donation. But Boeing didn't make that donation. My brother did.

And when you hear about all the donations from Wall Street banks, that will include a donation from my sister, a middle level manager in a bank nowhere near Wall Street, to Hillary.

You don't understand the difference between individual employees of a corporation or an industry donating to political candidates and an actual corporation donating to them?

Really?

So, if a pharmacist who works in a family-owned, small-town pharmacy donated $2700 to Bernie Sanders, you're going to say that he's in the pocket of Big Pharma?

This place just keeps getting funnier.

Just curious.

I don't agree with Bernie on absolutely everything.

by voting against EX-IM. In all honesty!! I am glad WA is making sure Clinton gets to flip the caucas to primary results.

It doesn't, but nobody who opposes it seems to understand that.

and it seems his followers did NOT check out the vote for themselves but instead blindly followed.

So glad you are looking out for WA State workers.

but I'm always for the workers!

The plug won't be pulled on it without the support of congress.

I will do a little research.