Conservative Chocked by Dem

Follow the money ! ! !

Union Cash Kicks Butt

The total contributions for the 100 biggest givers in federal-level politics since 1989

11 of top 20 are unions.

14 of top 20 give their cash to the Dems.

Only 3 of top 20 give to Republicans.

Teachers spent around $59 million between NEA and AFT

Top 15 are either Dem donors or fence sitters.

Rank	Organization	Total '89-'09	Dem %	Repub %	Tilt
1	AT&T Inc	$45,650,984	44%	55%
2	American Fedn of State, County & Municipal Employees	$42,963,511	98%	1%
3	ActBlue	$42,601,344	99%	0%
4	National Assn of Realtors	$36,848,743	48%	51%
5	Goldman Sachs	$32,750,702	62%	36%
6	American Assn for Justice(Trial lawyers)	$32,602,779	90%	8%
7	Intl Brotherhood of Electrical Workers	$32,573,445	97%	2%
8	National Education Assn	$30,891,230	93%	6%
9	Laborers Union	$29,767,300	92%	7%
10	Teamsters Union	$28,764,784	93%	6%
11	Service Employees International Union	$28,738,432	95%	3%
12	Carpenters & Joiners Union	$28,645,308	89%	10%
13	American Federation of Teachers	$28,042,891	98%	0%
14	Communications Workers of America	$27,800,156	98%	0%
15	Citigroup Inc	$27,576,042	50%	49%
16	American Medical Assn	$26,839,420	39%	60%
17	United Auto Workers	$26,509,902	98%	0%
18	Machinists & Aerospace Workers Union	$25,924,777	98%	0%
19	National Auto Dealers Assn	$25,310,758	32%	67%
20	United Parcel Service	$24,908,388	36%	62%

Does anyone remember this foreign donation to a campaign?

Democrats have raised $1 million from foreign-affiliated PACs according to The Hill

Does that give an air of hypocrisy to the recent attacks by President Obama and his cronies?
The Hill states..House and Senate Democrats have received approximately $1.02 million this cycle from such PACs, according to an analysis compiled for The Hill by the Center for Responsive Politics. House and Senate GOP leaders have taken almost $510,000 from PACs on the same list. 
 
The Center for Responsive Politics list tracks PAC receipts and disbursements through Sept. 13 filings with the Federal Election Commission (FEC). Not surprisingly, since Democrats have large majorities in the House and Senate, Democrats for the year have received more money for these PACs ($6.5 million) than Republicans ($5.6 million).