If big business liked her she wouldn’t be doing her job. I saw her on Jon Stewart and she’s smart AF! I kinda gotta low key thing for her now. Should I tell my SO?
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Yes. Tell your SO. It’s a celebrity crush. Many people in relationships have them. Maybe you two can even role play and get spicy. Good luck!
Oh, baby! I'm almost there. Say it again. Say, "too big to fail is too big to exist," again!
Amazing that we don't consider shit like this to be bribery.
And it starts. The thing we were all worried about.
I'm hoping that by saying this publicly means they're being rebuffed privately and are trying to put pressure on her.
Idk anything about her but FTC has been actually doing work lately....
Like.. fuck that. But again IDK who this woman is.
She's freaking amazing, she's like half the reason I was voting for Joe Biden.
I don't know how to tell you this, but...
Omg when did Biden pass?!?!?! /s
Do it. Replace her with Bernie Sanders
Ngl, bad idea. She is doing amazing and an expert in her field. Bernie is already doing a good job representing his people, let him be.
Diller, chairman of travel site Expedia, said in a recent Bloomberg interview that he would donate the maximum allowed to Harris' campaign.
That's only like $3,300, right? What kind of influence does he expect with that?
There's maximum campaign donation?
For an individual person, yes. The loophole that the rich and wealthy use is to donate any monetary value above that 3k, to a PAC or super PAC.
I hear this word a lot, It's like a lobby?
A PAC is a political action committee. You can only donate $3300 to a politician but if you donate 33 million to a PAC that pac can advertise, organise and campaign on the politicians behalf. Effectively sidestepping political donation laws.