HERE's a little tidbit from The New York Times, by way of the San Francisco Chronicle. It's weird, though, the writers are from the Times, but I cannot find this article on the Times website. Hmmm.
But HERE is another article the Times that seems to be even more damning from June of last year.
And, if we go back a little further, HERE's yet another article from the Times talking about Barry's boss being one of Rezko's business partners.
Wow! How in the Hell has THIS from April of last year escaped my prying eyes? Barry is a slumlord, too? I thought that he was the new Messiah? How have I missed this? Oh, yeah, I forgot. I didn't even look at candidates until like December or so.
And then in December 2007, Obama is not named in the Dec. 21 court document. But a source familiar with the case confirmed that Obama is the unnamed "political candidate" referred to in a section of the document that accuses Rezko of orchestrating a scheme in which a firm hired to handle state teacher pension investments first had to pay $250,000 in "sham" finder's fees. From that money, $10,000 was donated to Obama's successful run for the Senate in the name of a Rezko business associate, according to the court filing and the source.
Holy crap! Barry Obama is stealing money from the teacher's unions, too? He is stealing from the very people that back him fully? I mean, all politicians are crooks, but damn The Audacity of
Marathon Pundit has even MORE.
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This doesnt realy say anything. Not sure what point it is trying to make
Try clicking the links embedded in my post, there, dean04prez.
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This doesnt realy say anything. Not sure what point it is trying to make
Try clicking the links embedded in my post, there, dean04prez.
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