ok.. so what word would you use to describe the following...... a Corporate *what*?

[berniepdx420]

Hillary Clinton's Top Contributors

Emily's List $907,510 $898,590 $8,920
Citigroup Inc $891,501 $883,501 $8,000
DLA Piper $852,873 $825,873 $27,000
Goldman Sachs $831,523 $821,523 $10,000
JPMorgan Chase & Co $801,380 $798,380 $3,000
Morgan Stanley $765,242 $760,242 $5,000
University of California $686,509 $686,509 $0
Time Warner $603,170 $578,170 $25,000
Skadden, Arps et al $562,182 $557,682 $4,500
Corning Inc $492,750 $474,750 $18,000
Kirkland & Ellis $491,066 $474,066 $17,000
Paul, Weiss et al $430,919 $430,919 $0
Greenberg Traurig LLP $422,195 $414,095 $8,100
Akin, Gump et al $398,898 $395,398 $3,500
Sullivan & Cromwell $395,807 $395,807 $0
National Amusements Inc $386,698 $383,698 $3,000
Harvard University $384,769 $384,769 $0
Ernst & Young $377,082 $357,082 $20,000
21st Century Fox $373,482 $373,482 $0
Lehman Brothers $362,853 $359,853 $3,000

https://www.opensecrets.org/politicians/contrib.php?cid=N00000019&cycle=Career

[ieoeja]

1. Corporate Horse

[berniepdx420]

2. That is perfect ! .. may I use it ?

[ieoeja]

3. Sure. But you should know the history of that as an alternative.

From 2000 into 2004 the website mediawhorseonline.com was oft quoted in the mainstream media. But the mainstream media, unwilling to quote "whore" usually called it "media horse online".

This probably caused a lot of people confusion as they searched online for the site. But it amused us fans and "The Horse" became the website's popular nickname. I think they put up a picture of a horse and "out to pasture" on their website when they stopped posting in 2004.

If someone says, "now you're calling Hillary a 'horse'" you can share the history as to how the mainstream media decided "horse" was an inoffensive alternative to the offensive word.

FYI: the name has since been taken over by a not-safe-for-work website. So don't go looking for it.

[berniepdx420]

4. Thanks for the info.. I'll hold off for now...