Susuviri
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Nyambala mkuu, huyu asikuumize kichwa! Dawa ni kumpa silent treatment. Mi sijajibizana naye tokea nimegundua akili yake si sawa!
The Truth
The funny thing is you are trying to defend something that is just a comment from an ***** like yourself from ABC news forum. As such it is not news............This tells me you must be insane as I usually call u.
Wow!!! MSDNC...ooops...MSNBC has teamed up with ACORN to monitor the election.....bwahahahahahahaaaaaa.....
Food for thought, my friend!Whats the difference between a Pit Bull and a Hockey Mom? You can feed a pit-bull for 483 years with 150 grand.
Umelala vizuri, eh? Sasa changamka uende canvassing kwa ajili ya Babu yako huko Pennsylvania, si mmesema mtashinda huko? Kisura nasikia amespend 13,000USD + ktk make up in 1 month!!!! Wow! She is an expensive hockey mom.
Food for thought, my friend!
Umelala vizuri, eh? Sasa changamka uende canvassing kwa ajili ya Babu yako huko Pennsylvania, si mmesema mtashinda huko? Kisura nasikia amespend 13,000USD + ktk make up in 1 month!!!! Wow! She is an expensive hockey mom.
Food for thought, my friend!
Susu
it is $150,000, so that they would make her attractive to "white male voters", hahahahahaha, GOP won't forget this election in years to come whatever the results may be.
....even Obama is better looking .
Thank you, thank you my friend for admitting than Obama is better looking presidential than anyone in this race. [ GOP are now training themselves for words like "PRESIDENT OBAMA"] I see it from you and many others, thank you, thank you my friend.
you are like Drew Griffin of CNN who interviewed Sarah Palin. Stop omitting my words...I said...even Obama is better looking than his UGLY wife Michelle My Bell....hebu acha ujinga wewe.....
All I can Say is my/our candidate and his wife...has better dance moves than the rest of the GOP.
wewe ndio wale wale mkeo unamtanguliza mbele hutaki kutembea nae barabarani.....hujafa hujaumbikaUGLY wife Michelle My Bell....
wewe ndio wale wale mkeo unamtanguliza mbele hutaki kutembea nae barabarani.....hujafa hujaumbika
Obama's ‘Good Will' Hunting
By Michael Isikoff | NEWSWEEK
Published Oct 4, 2008
From the magazine issue dated Oct 13, 2008
The Obama campaign has shattered all fund-raising records, raking in $458 million so far, with about half the bounty coming from donors who contribute $200 or less. Aides say that's an illustration of a truly democratic campaign. To critics, though, it can be an invitation for fraud and illegal foreign cash because donors giving individual sums of $200 or less don't have to be publicly reported. Consider the cases of Obama donors "Doodad Pro" of Nunda, N.Y., who gave $17,130, and "Good Will" of Austin, Texas, who gave more than $11,000-both in excess of the $2,300-per-person federal limit. In two recent letters to the Obama campaign, Federal Election Commission auditors flagged those (and other) donors and informed the campaign that the sums had to be returned. Neither name had ever been publicly reported because both individuals made online donations in $10 and $25 increments. "Good Will" listed his employer as "Loving" and his occupation as "You," while supplying as his address 1015 Norwood Park Boulevard, which is shared by the Austin nonprofit Goodwill Industries. Suzanha Burmeister, marketing director for Goodwill, said the group had "no clue" who the donor was. She added, however, that the group had received five puzzling thank-you letters from the Obama campaign this year, prompting it to send the campaign an e-mail in September pointing out the apparent fraudulent use of its name.
"Doodad Pro" listed no occupation or employer; the contributor's listed address is shared by Lloyd and Lynn's Liquor Store in Nunda. "I have never heard of such an individual," says Diane Beardsley, who works at the store and is the mother of one of the owners. "Nobody at this store has that much money to contribute." (She added that a Doodad's Boutique, located next door, had closed a year ago, before the donations were made.)
Obama spokesman Ben LaBolt said the campaign has no idea who the individuals are and has returned all the donations, using the credit-card numbers they gave to the campaign. (In a similar case earlier this year, the campaign returned $33,000 to two Palestinian brothers in the Gaza Strip who had bought T shirts in bulk from the campaign's online store. They had listed their address as "Ga.," which the campaign took to mean Georgia rather than Gaza.) "While no organization is completely protected from Internet fraud, we will continue to review our fund-raising procedures," LaBolt said. Some critics say the campaign hasn't done enough. This summer, watchdog groups asked both campaigns to share more information about its small donors. The McCain campaign agreed; the Obama campaign did not. "They could've done themselves a service" by heeding the suggestions, said Massie Ritsch of the Center for Responsive Politics.
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RNC to File FEC Complaint on Obama Fundraising Practices
By Matthew Mosk
A lawyer for the Republican National Committee today said the party will ask the Federal Election Commission to look into the source of thousands of small-dollar contributions to the presidential campaign of Sen. Barack Obama.
The RNC is alleging that the Obama campaign was so hungry for donations it "looked the other way" as contributions piled up from suspicious, and possibly even illegal foreign donors.
"We believe that the American people should know first and foremost if foreign money is pouring into a presidential election," said RNC Chief Counsel Sean Cairncross.
Cairncross alleged there was mounting evidence of this, and cited a report in the current issue of Newsweek magazine that documents a handful of instances where donors made repeated small donations using fake names, such as "Good Will" and "Doodad Pro."
The Newsweek report says that earlier this year the Obama campaign returned $33,000 to two Palestinian brothers in the Gaza Strip who had bought T-shirts in bulk from the campaign's online store -- purchases that count as campaign contributions. The brothers had listed their address as "Ga.," which the campaign took to mean Georgia rather than Gaza.
"While no organization is completely protected from Internet fraud, we will continue to review our fundraising procedures," Obama spokesman Ben LaBolt told the magazine.
At the heart of the RNC complaint is a federal fundraising rule that lets campaigns accept donations under $200 without itemizing the names and addresses of the donors on its campaign finance reports. The rule was intended as a matter of practicality -- it did not seem reasonable to ask a campaign to gather that information from every five-dollar donor.
But the Obama campaign has raised more than $200 million this way, a staggering sum for donations that will not be subjected to outside scrutiny.
Obama campaign aides said today that a number of steps have been taken to safeguard against foreign or illegal contributions coming in in smaller increments. The measures include: requiring donors to present a passport at fundraising events held for Americans overseas, ending contributions to the Obama Store from contributors with addresses outside the U.S. or its territories, and requiring donors to enter a U.S. passport number when contributing via the Americans Abroad page.
"When we were made aware of an ad for a Nigerians for Obama fundraiser in a Nigerian paper, our attorneys sent a letter to the paper making it clear the event had nothing to do with our campaign, and that we would not accept contributions from the event," one Obama aide said.
And aides note that Sen. John McCain had his own foreign fundraising issues, having been forced to refund about $50,000 in donations solicited by Jordanian Mustafa Abu Naba'a, who was raising money on behalf of one of McCain's top Florida bundlers.
While Obantu supporters keep whinning about bad economic times, the worst financial crisis since depression, we are expected to believe they managed to "raise" 150 million dollars in a month. Keep in mind the average Obantu supporter comes from the poorest groups of people in America. If you believe these average Obantu supporter have raised that much money then I have a beach front property to sell you in Arusha very cheap.