First, suggesting that Democrats alone use government money in a “circle jerk” of donations is misleading. Both parties have a history of redirecting taxpayer money toward favored contractors, business allies, and interest groups, that will support their party. For Republicans, defense contractors, large agricultural businesses, and oil and gas companies have historically benefited from significant government spending and tend to support Republican candidates through donations. So, framing this as a uniquely “Democratic” issue suggests you might have an unfair bias of the broader political landscape. So let's not go on pretending that gov't funding is only used by Dems in this way.
Also, while it’s true that public entities like the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) receive taxpayer funds, this doesn’t equate to automatic political donations to the Democratic National Committee. The CPB has a specific mandate to remain non-partisan and serves as a public good by promoting educational and cultural content, which is distinct from corporate lobbying. Now, it's entirely possible that shows on that network individually donate to candidates, but I don't think the network itself does.
Maybe I'm just taking your meme too seriously. Or maybe there's a lot of misconceptions out there that we should start working together to put to rest. This chaos between elections has been getting out of hand, in my opinion.
