shows how much slave this Rt is to the anglos-the fact that putin won with 64% votes despite all propaganda by Rt types is of no consequence to thse spy journalists from Rt while they give undue importance to fradulent elelction process of usa.
thisis what happens when you let english spy journalsits in .
Allowing b ritish journalists is very dangerous-they are the spies working to destabilise al countries not under them. 10/02/2011, 00:08 besides whenever the english journalists infiltrate the news media or forum the news become propaganda for the english interest only. The same happend with CNn and is happening with al jareeza where english journalists infiltrated. Anot her example is Russia today where the english journalists have hijacked the agenda of Russian tv.

Sorry but the US elections was definitely not the top event for me??? I have better things in life to do than listening at those plastic, hollywood talk!!They are all brainwashed!!!Maybe it's in their water....?? Who knows?

The political machine they built is broad and comprehensive, covering every aspect of the political fight. It includes right-wing departments and chairs in the nation’s top universities, think tanks, public relations firms, media companies, fake grassroots organizations that pressure Congress (irreverently known as "Astroturf" movements), "Roll-out-the-vote" machines, pollsters, fax networks, lobbyist organizations, economic seminars for the nation’s judges, and more. And because corporations are the richest sector of society, their greater financing overwhelms similar efforts by Democrats.Their efforts have clearly succeeded. By 1992, corporations formed 67 percent of all Political Action Committees (the lobbyist organizations that bribe our government), and they donated 79 percent of all campaign contributions to political parties. (4) In two landmark elections -- 1980 and 1994 -- corporations gave heavily and one-sidedly to Republicans, turning one or both houses of Congress over to the GOP. Democratic incumbents were shocked by the threat of being rolled completely out of power, so they quietly shifted to the right on economic issues, even though they continued a public façade of liberalism. Corporations went ahead and donated to Democratic incumbents in all other elections, but only as long as they abandoned the interests of workers, consumers, minorities and the poor. As expected, the new pro-corporate Congress passed laws favoring the rich: between 1975 and 1992, the amount of national household wealth owned by the richest 1 percent soared from 22 to 42 percent.