Credit Card Cos or Minnesotans: How will Coleman vote?

[katinmn]

The greatest contributors to Coleman's campaign in 2001-2002 were in Finance/Insurance and Real Estate. Here are the companies that expect a payback when Coleman votes on the bankruptcy bill next Tuesday:

Allfirst Financial
$1,000

American Bankers Assn
$10,000

Bank of America
$3,000

Bank One Corp
$2,500

Citigroup Inc
$10,000

Financial Services Roundtable
$6,000

Independent Community Bankers of America
$3,000

JP Morgan Chase & Co
$3,500

JP Morgan Chase & Co
$2,500

KeyCorp
$1,000

Mellon Financial Corp
$2,000

National City Corp
$1,000

Providian Financial
$3,000

US Bancorp
$4,700

Wachovia Bank of North Carolina
$1,000

Wachovia Corp
$2,000

Wells Fargo
$10,000

http://www.opensecrets.org/pacs/memberprofile.asp?cid=N00013870&cycle=2002&expand=F03

[GainesT1958]

1. Let us take a wild guess...

Someone get out those kneepads for Norm, and fast!:eyes:

B-)

[katinmn]

4. Yes -- I'm waiting breathlessly to see which way he'll go.

:P

Edit: I added some info and submitted this list as a LTTE. Ya never know...

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. I'm sure your question was rhetorical

because we know damn well what Normie will do. What he always does, which is sacrifice his constituency to the whims of BushCo.

Here's to unloading Norm the Weasel in '08.

[katinmn]

3. Here. Here! Coleman's got to go.

You know, Dayton doesn't accept PAC money so he doesn't have this other master to serve.

[dflprincess]

5. I mentioned these contributions to him

in the rather nasty email I sent the weasel about the bankruptcy bill.

I also reminded him how Paul Wellstone stopped this bill in the late 90s because he cared about people and hadn't sold his soul.

[katinmn]

6. Good for you!

I've sent him letters about the bankruptcy bill, too.

In the last one I said people are waking up and we're watching how he votes. OOOOOOOOOh. I'm sure he's so scared. LOL
:scared:
Anyhow, at least he knows a couple are watching and we know who he considers his constituents.

He also took money from these PACS -- nice to know he will be watching out for the interests of the New Jersey Right to Life as our senator --:puke:
National Pro-Life Alliance
$200

New Jersey Right to Life
$250

Alliance for the West
$10,000

America's Foundation
$10,000

America's Majority Trust
$1,000

Americans for a Republican Majority
$5,000

Battle Born PAC
$6,000

Bluegrass Cmte
$10,000

Bob Barr Leadership Fund
$1,000

Cmte for the Preservation of Capitalism
$10,000

Defend America PAC
$10,000

Florida Republican Leadership PAC
$1,000

Freedom Project
$10,000

Friends of the Big Sky
$5,000

Fund for a Conservative Future
$2,000

Fund for a Responsible Future
$641

Good Government for America
$10,000

KPAC
$9,000

Leadership PAC 2002
$5,000

New Republican Majority Fund
$10,000

Northern Lights PAC
$10,000

Northwest Leadership PAC
$1,000

Ohio's 17 Star PAC
$8,000

Paxon PAC
$1,000

Republican Majority Fund
$11,492

Sandhills PAC
$10,000

Senate Majority Fund
$10,000

Senate Victory Fund
$10,000

Volunteer PAC
$10,000

Pro-Israel
$22,000

Americans for Good Government
$2,000

Citizens Organized PAC
$5,000

Hudson Valley PAC
$1,500

Maryland Assn for Concerned Citizens
$1,000

National Action Cmte
$5,000

National PAC
$5,000

Washington PAC
$2,000

Young Jewish Leadership PAC
$500

[Snap]

7. SMARMY BASTARD

See his photo in your Britannica.

[penpal7]

8. every e-mail reply i ever got from norm said basically the same thing

I'm voting as my master wants me to and I don't care what you want

[Skittles]

9. yup, he is a major bush whore

sickening

[Eric J in MN]

10. No surprise, but he voted for the Bankruptcy Bill (nt)

nt