claim: says mitt romney’s top five donors are wall street firms, while barack obama’s top five are technology companies and universities.
author: facebook posts
evidence_1: mar 21, 2011 ... 2012 presidential race. when all was said and done, barack obama and mitt romney, the two major party candidates for president in 2012, spent close to $1.12 billion -- not counting the millions more spent by the parties and outside groups. overall, the presidential race cost more than $2.6 billion in that ...
evidence_2: aug 29, 2012 ... democratic president barack obama gets campaign support from the tech community while republican challenger mitt romney courts wall street. ... following the university of california, those companies were listed as the second and third top contributors to his re-election campaign by opensecrets.org, ...
evidence_3: apr 24, 2012 ... law firms led the list of top donors to barack obama's presidential campaign in march, while top financial firms were the chief backer's of mitt romney's bid. and the top industry donating to super pacs: wealthy individuals in finance. overall, an analysis of opensecrets.org data of donations greater than ...
evidence_4: nov 16, 2012 ... taken together, employees in the education industry provided obama his third-largest source of income, together totaling $19.5 million. higher than donations from wall street securities and investment firms, silicon valley tech startups and the entertainment industry combined. obama's top source of funds ...
evidence_5: list documents fifty lies told by barack obama. ... claim. a list circulating online contains 50 false statements by president barack obama see example( s ) .... my father grew up herding his father's goats and attending the local school, set up by the british colonial administration, where he had shown great promise.