Funny how there was little outrage from MoveOn.org and other Democratic supporters over President Barack Obama’s high-dollar fundraisers, Koch Industries noted on its “Koch Facts” Web-site. Mitt Romney’s July 8 fundraiser at the Southampton, New York, beach home of energy...
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Protestors from MoveOn.org, the Occupy Movement and the Long Island Progressive march to the beachfront home of industrial billionaire David H. Koch to demonstrate against a fundraiser for Mitt Romney in Southampton, N.Y.
Koch Industries Finds Irony in Protest
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Protestors from MoveOn.org, the Occupy Movement and the Long Island Progressive during a fundraiser for Mitt Romney on July 8, 2012, in Southampton, N.Y.
Romney’s `Koch Problem:’ $3 Million
Protesters unfurled a “Koch Kills” banner and shouted “shame on you” as wealthy donors to presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney rounded a corner in Range Rovers, Denalis and other dark-colored luxury vehicles on their way to a fundraiser at...
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Mitt Romney with his famiy on Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, N.H.
Running for President: No Vacation
As the thermometer reached 106 in Washington, we couldn’t help but think of vacations. And how, with an election four months out, certain plans are changing. We had caught word of President Barack Obama’s plans to abandon what was becoming...
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