THE
DOLLARS AND SENSELESSNESS
OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING
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By @MDGadvertising
What if the $5.8 Billion Were Spent on Fun?
The $5.8 billion could have been spent on:
SKYDIVING.
The entire population of Texas going
Every unemployed american buying a ticket to the
Coachella
Music Festival.
Every employee at General Electric
Buying two
Jet Ski
®
s.
Everyone in St. Louis purchasing a
26-Foot Boat
(used).
Every construction worker in Pennsylvania
BUYING A 2013 BENTLEY
Continental GT.
Each presidential candidate funding his own
NASA Curiosity
Rover project and landing it on Mars.
Sources: census.gov - money.cnn.com - latimes.com - kawasaki.com - bloomberg.com - careeroverview.com - autos.aol.com - theatlantic.com
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