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Republican Donors Dissed By Their Own Party

By Bruce Fealk
March 7, 2010

Last week an internal Republican National Committee document was leaked that was put together by the finance director. In the document low dollar donors are said to be reactionary and motivated by fear.

High dollar donors are said to be motivated by their egos...

The document contains one slide that is a view into what the RNC considers the psyche of their donors. One major was so offended at the material contained in the document that he has decided to close his check book.

The DNC, meanwhile, is using the incident as a fund raising tool of its own, releasing this video.

I hope even well-healed, high dollar donors of the Republican party will see how disrespectfully that have been looked upon and that more of them, while maybe not supporting Democrats, will stop giving to the party that only looks at them as checkbooks and not valued members and leaders of the Republican party.


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