> 56% of political contributions directly to candidates from private donors who gave over $100,000, went to Democrats.
> NPR is an ally of the preferred political party of the rich.
In order to infer the second statement from the first, first you have to demonstrate that >50% of political donors (not donations) of greater than $100,000 were from Democrats. Perhaps Democract-leaning donors were merely motivated to make a bunch of donations over $100k, while Republican-leaning donors made fewer donations per donor.
It would be even better if you demonstrated that >50% of political donors above a certain wealth threshold gave to Democrats over Republicans
The website I linked bins per-donor, not per-donation. Of donations from donors who gave over $100,000 total, more went to Democrats than to Republicans.
> NPR is an ally of the preferred political party of the rich.
In order to infer the second statement from the first, first you have to demonstrate that >50% of political donors (not donations) of greater than $100,000 were from Democrats. Perhaps Democract-leaning donors were merely motivated to make a bunch of donations over $100k, while Republican-leaning donors made fewer donations per donor.
It would be even better if you demonstrated that >50% of political donors above a certain wealth threshold gave to Democrats over Republicans