Since Eric Cantor can't find any money to help the people that were devastated by the storms --time

to go after his financial backers and see if they will help finance these communities?

I stumbled across this great site with this idea & all the connections:

(the dollar amounts are how much they donated to Cantor)

http://progressivetoo.com/2011/05/30/how-to-make-rep-eric-cantor-approve-disaster-funding-to-joplin/


Comcast Corporation $33,950 651-450-4144

McGuireWoods LLP $33,850 202-857-1700

Dominion Resources $30,450 804-819-2000

Goldman Sachs $27,650 212-902-1000/5400

Blue Cross/Blue Shield $25,000 202-626-8625

KKR and Company $22,600 212-750-8300

I can't stand to listen to him - he so out of touch and clueless. He's mean.

I mean he's got that spoiled brat voice.

Named for Virginia, the "Old Dominion", I believe.

"Dominion's corporate roots reach back to the Colonial era through predecessor companies that operated canal and river barging, street lighting, railways, and electric trolleys. In 1795, some dams were built along the Appomattox river for industrial use, beginning Dominion's history.
"In 1909, Dominion began operating as an investor-owned electric utility under the name Virginia Railway & Power Company. In 1925, the name was changed to the Virginia Electric and Power Company (VEPCO), and Dominion was operated as a regulated monopoly. In 1940, Dominion doubled its service territory by merging with the Virginia Public Service Company. In 1980, Dominion Resources, Inc., was incorporated as the holding company for VEPCO." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_Resources

If the employees who donated all that money to Cantor and President Obama and every other politician instead donated to the American Red Cross?