Moneyball

Today is Florida Primary Day, Huzzah! As expected, Mittens Romney, INC. has prevailed over his rotund and rosy-cheeked opponent.  Partly contributing to this victory were the corporations listed below, who gave to Romney's Super PAC in the last half of 2011 and were required to be disclosed today.  Take special notice to the companies that end in "of Asia," "of Japan," and "of Southeast Asia".

Oh, yes MR Inc., America the Beautiful indeed.

Company	Total Donated
Acton Industrial Park	$ 5,000.00
Ballard Exploration Company, Inc.	$ 25,000.00
Blue Ridge Capital LLC	$100,000.00
Building and Land Technology, Inc.	$10,000.00
Consol Energy, Inc.	$150,000.00
Crow Holdings, LLC	$150,000.00
EAM Services LLC	$50,000.00
G. H. Palmer Associates	$100,000.00
Glenbrook LLC	$250,000.00
Jenzabar, Inc.	$250,000.00
Jet Set Sports Holdings, LP	$100,000.00
Klehr/Harrison/Harvey/Branzburg LLP	$25,000.00
M.C. Dean, Inc.	$5,000.00
MBF Family Investments	$500,000.00
Melaleuca, Inc.	$250,000.00
Melaleuca of Asia Ltd. Co.	$250,000.00
Melaleuca of Japan, Inc.	$250,000.00
Melaleuca of Southeast Asia, Inc.	$250,000.00
Monterey Peninsula Surgery Center, LLC	$20,000.00
Neal Communities Land Development, LLC	$25,000.00
Northwest Business Park LLC	$5,000.00
Oxbow Carbon, LLC	$250,000.00
Oxbow Carbon, LLC	$750,000.00
Pacific Capital Group, Inc.	$7,500.00
Paumanok Partners LLC	$250,000.00
Pita Raleigh LLC	$50,000.00
Rooney Holdings, Inc.	$500,000.00
Rooney Holdings, Inc.	$1,000,000.00
Sareli Investments, LLC	$50,000.00
Sierra Advisors	$50,000.00
Slocum and Associates	$100,000.00
Spectrum Laboratory Products, Inc.	$25,000.00
Suffolk Construction Company, Inc.	$10,000.00
Suffolk Construction Company, Inc.	$35,000.00
Tamathli, McGriff Farm, Inc.	$10,000.00
The Rod and Leslie Aycox Foundation, Inc.	$100,000.00
Trott and Trott PC	$200,000.00
W/F Investment Corp.	$275,000.00
Wendt Family Trust	$100,000.00
Young & Susser	$7,500.00
Total	$6,540,000.00

Just noticed something. The Rod and Leslie Aycox Foundation, Inc., the charitable arm of a Title Loan Shark, is listed as a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization. I know corporations are people and all, but are tax-exempt non-profits able to donate to slash and burn political funds?