Look what's going on here!

[marshmellow]

As wages shrink through conversion of high paying jobs to minimum wage jobs, shrinking demand for domestic made goods and services, leaving only the government to dole out big juicy contracts to big corporations, the statement "you are with us or against us" really applies to companies that either cough up the donations from their managers at $2K each and you will get rewarded.This new "corporate order" will eventually put workers under the direct control of government via their company's alliance with the administration.

Much like defense contracts that control a vendor's complete cost and quality control system, the new "corporate order" will control companies and their employees through measured allegiance, $$$.

In return for proper sums of support, your firm will receive the best of collected intellegience about its competition from ex-cloak and dagger types as part of the deal. And as a kicker, your competitor will be hounded with inquiries from government regulatory agencies. Where there are two supportive companies in the same market segment, the one that gives more will receive the benefits.

[AndyTiedye]

1. A Lot of Corporations Are Being Screwed By Bush*

It is commonly assumed in these parts that *all* corporations and their management support Bush*. This doesn't make any sense.

More companies have been screwed by the regime than helped by it.

The economy has crashed and burned under a Bush, again, costing most
people (regardless of income) far more than any tax cut gained them.

Why should any corporations support Bush*, except for those chosen few that have benefitted from the corruption of the administration?