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NEWS AND VIEWS THAT IMPACT LIMITED CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT

"There is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with
power to endanger the public liberty." - - - - John Adams

Friday, October 26, 2018

Bloomberg Tries to Buy Two California House Seats



Our Elections Are A Sham
We The People Have No Voice

  • Open Borders Billionaire Oligarch Cartels on both the Left and the Right decide for us who will be our local candidates. 
  • Unless you agree to accept their bribe money there is no way in Hell you will ever get elected. 
  • The only choice We the People have is the right to decide which Cartel of Oligarchs will represent us.


(AP) — A political committee backed by billionaire Michael Bloomberg is spending nearly $9 million on TV ads to help two Democrats trying to topple Republican incumbents in Southern California.
Bloomberg disclosed earlier this year that he intended to spend tens of millions of dollars to support Democratic congressional candidates across the country as the party attempts to seize control of the House.
Federal records Thursday showed Independence USA is investing more than $4 million on TV ads opposing Rep. Dana Rohrabacher in Orange County's 48th Congressional District, one of the most closely watched races in the nation. The 15-term congressman is in a toss-up contest with Democrat Harley Rouda.
The super PAC also invested more than $4.5 million on ads supporting Democrat Katie Hill, who is trying to oust Rep. Steve Knight in the 25th District north of Los Angeles.
The districts have been targeted by national Democrats trying to pick up 23 seats nationwide to win control of the House. They are among a string of Republican-held districts in California carried by Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.
Rouda has been critical of Rohrabacher's skepticism about the cause of climate change. He said he believed Bloomberg's involvement in the race reflected the former mayor's concern with the congressman's "extreme" positions, including on global warming.
Rouda said he's never met Bloomberg "but I do thank him."
Rohrabacher spokesman Dale Neugebauer said in an email that "billionaires from San Francisco and New York City are pouring millions of dollars into this district to buy the election for (House Democratic leader) Nancy Pelosi and advance their own personal agendas."
"Their attack ads are intended to mislead and to distort Rep. Rohrabacher's record. It won't work. Voters here know and trust Dana," he added.
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