@JLKGreystone@Mikethewander1 What's clear to me is a national debt of $35T & growing several billions more weekly & a currency backed only by its debt, that the machine must keep churning as it's told or those who own the debt will break it for good.
@ALCaucus@davidleavitt You're proving my point, they spend more because the contribution amount gets larger every year since 2014, when they change limits on contributions ๐๐คก
@ALCaucus@davidleavitt The cap was removed prior to 2016 when Trump decided it was financially worth it to run.
Do you not remember watching him in interviews all those years saying he'd never run cause there's no profit?
Same reason Jill Stein is a career loser with $35m ๐
@ALCaucus@davidleavitt Known as the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA), the law increased the contribution limits for individuals giving to federal candidates and political parties
Supreme Court's 2014 decision in McCutcheon v. FEC, there is no longer an limit on how much an individual can give