Goldman Sachs Employees Gave Ron Paul 2012 $2,500???

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Once again, the following numbers were put together by the Center for Responsive Politics. As you can see, Wall Street is once again trying to buy an election, and they very clearly want Mitt Romney to win the Republican nomination....

Goldman Sachs

Mitt Romney: $352,200
Barack Obama: $49,124
Tim Pawlenty: $25,000
Jon Huntsman: $6,750
Rick Perry: $5,500
Ron Paul: $2,500

Morgan Stanley


Mitt Romney: $184,800
Tim Pawlenty: $41,715
Barack Obama: $28,225
Rick Perry: $20,750
Jon Huntsman: $9,750
Newt Gingrich: $1,000
Ron Paul: $1,000
Herman Cain: $500

Bank of America

Mitt Romney: $112,500
Barack Obama: $46,699
Tim Pawlenty: $12,750
Jon Huntsman: $4,250
Ron Paul: $3,451
Rick Perry: $2,600
Thad McCotter: $2,000
Herman Cain: $750
Michele Bachmann: $500
Newt Gingrich: $250

JPMorgan Chase

Mitt Romney: $107,250
Barack Obama: $38,039
Rick Perry: $27,050
Tim Pawlenty: $16,750
Jon Huntsman: $7,500
Ron Paul: $5,451

Citigroup

Mitt Romney: $56,550
Barack Obama: $36,887
Tim Pawlenty: $5,300
Rick Perry: $3,000
Herman Cain: $1,465
Michele Bachmann: $1,000
Ron Paul: $702

http://endoftheamericandream.com/ar...s-are-already-trying-to-buy-the-2012-election
 
this could be their way of saying "see he got goldman sachs contributions". Doesn't look like 2,500 would do much anyhow. Are these contributions from employees?such as tellers?
 
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this could be their way of saying "see he got goldman sachs contributions". Doesn't look like 2,500 would do much anyhow. Are these contributions from employees?such as tellers?

From individual donors who listed Goldman Sachs as their employers on the contribution form.
 
From individual donors who listed Goldman Sachs as their employers on the contribution form.
maybe there are a few honest ones there?who knows, its obvious that many of them donate to Romney..because they know Romney is gonna protect their racket.
 
lets spin this!

ron paul = #1 in donations by men and women in the military
mitt romney = #1 in donations by the banks of wall street
who would you choose?

then we show the numbers... golden!!


time for me to get off my butt again and get to work! the battle drums in my head... they won't stop.. someone make it stop... lol
 
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maybe there are a few honest ones there?who knows, its obvious that many of them donate to Romney..because they know Romney is gonna protect their racket.

Most of them are honest. They're pretty honest about their desire to make a buck no matter where it comes from.
 
For all we know that could be the guy who mops the floor at Goldman Sachs.
 
GS has thousands of employees. Not all of them are Fabrice Tourre's arrogantly trying to sell stuff he thinks is crap.
 
I'm not at Goldman, but I'm at one of the Big 4 accounting firms and I just donated $1K to Ron. We (the Big 4) stand a lot to lose with a Ron Paul presidency as he's proposing an immediate end to Sarbanes-Oxley as well as his overall approach of looking at the root cause of problems and not just trying to fix them with regulations. You see, every time there's a huge financial meltdown, the government issues more and more regulations which means more and more work (aka $$ and jobs) for the accounting industry (even though, at times, WE are part of the root problem).

Just because your entire firm stands to lose from RP doesn't mean each individual within the firm would lose. I don't need government propping up my industry by creating false demand. I need to be free. One guy at Goldman Sachs probably feels the same way. The other hundred thousand obviously chose a different path.
 
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With an even number like $2500, my guess is one single person maxed out for Ron that works there.
 
I train people on Wall Street, I know many good people at GS, DB, MGS, etc. who are just doing their jobs, many who are definetley a lot more sympathetic to Libertarianism after taking my courses.

98% of the people one wall street are good people just trying to support the family (some have high salaries, but living in places like summit new jersey or Suffolk county is pretttty expensive that high salary gives a typical suburban middle class lifestyle) There are definetley a few bad apples, and I've met many of them, but many are just cogs in a system who's ability to calculate risk and reward has been distorted by cheap money and bad credit policy.

Although, most of the higher level people I've met seem to be sympathetic the most to either Romney, Huntsman or Gingrich

Palin, Perry, or Cain seem to be non-starters. The biggest hold back for people around here tend to be his view of the FED, but that's because people in the industry pretty much have grown up with the FED at the center of their industry so it's hard for them to accept that kind of change... plus a lot of the economist around here are more focused on short term market behavior than quality of life... cause that's their job which Is why you have to CNBC and Fox Business with a grain of salt and context.
 
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They probably have a political pac that gives $2500 to everyone on the finance committee or something, or it could be a bunch of guys in the mail room .... even Goldman Sachs has a mailroom... But honestly, there are a lot of people who love this country but just don't see how they by themselves can fix things. Working for a living doesn't make you evil. It is the policy makers causing the problems, and there are not that many of those.
 
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