- Apr 29, 2005
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A lobbying firm with very strong ties to John Boehner has divulged an $850,000 plan to attempt to undermine OWS protest and any politician that might support and/or show sympathy towards the protests.
They are also claiming that the ABA (American Banker's Association) must help fund races where Democrats are vulnerable so that they can keep very friendly Republican allies in control so that they can get free reign without being impeded by pesky regulation making them....what's the world....responsible for their actions.
http://openchannel.msnbc.msn.com/_n...ells-out-plan-to-undermine-occupy-wall-street
Personally, I don't think that it matters all that much whether they are pulling the strings of Dem or Rep legislators, they will still be their masters. It will only matter to what degree and in which sector of their business.
They are also claiming that the ABA (American Banker's Association) must help fund races where Democrats are vulnerable so that they can keep very friendly Republican allies in control so that they can get free reign without being impeded by pesky regulation making them....what's the world....responsible for their actions.
http://openchannel.msnbc.msn.com/_n...ells-out-plan-to-undermine-occupy-wall-street
CLGCs memo proposes that the ABA pay CLGC $850,000 to conduct opposition research on Occupy Wall Street in order to construct negative narratives about the protests and allied politicians. The memo also asserts that Democratic victories in 2012 would be detrimental for Wall Street and targets specific races in which it says Wall Street would benefit by electing Republicans instead.
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Two of the memos authors, partners Sam Geduldig and Jay Cranford, previously worked for House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio. Geduldig joined CLGC before Boehner became speaker; Cranford joined CLGC this year after serving as the speakers assistant for policy. A third partner, Steve Clark, is reportedly tight with Boehner, according to a story by Roll Call that CLGC features on its website.
Personally, I don't think that it matters all that much whether they are pulling the strings of Dem or Rep legislators, they will still be their masters. It will only matter to what degree and in which sector of their business.