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According to open data[1] the largest contributor to her campaign is Intuit and it's employees. [1] https://www.opensecrets.org/politicians/summary.php?cid=N00

• bmajz 10y ago
  Well, would you look at that? Poking around this site will be fun.
• damon_c 10y ago
  Wow I can't believe it. /s
• damon_c 10y ago
  Wow I can't believe it. /s
• rsync 10y ago
  "According to open data[1] the largest contributor to her campaign is Intuit and it's employees." And without even looking, I am going to guess it's some shockingly low number ... let's take a look ... Ding! $30k. That's all it took. Should we have some fun and see if $31k is enough for (whoever this lady is that nobody has ever heard of) to tattoo "rsync.net" on her forearm ? $32k ? What should our offer be ? Maybe she can help councilman Ben Kallos pull the rickshaw.[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13972360 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13972360
• ishi 10y ago
  This list just screams "corruption". How can it be legal for companies such as Facebook, Google, Johnson & Johnson, Cisco, Apple, etc. etc. to donate directly to a politician? Isn't it obvious that these corporations think they have something to gain from it? That's bribery in plain sight.