Barack Obama and his campaign have an ever growing list of people that they are trying to silence because they dare to disagree with Barack Obama.
We had the story of Obama sending out “truth squads” in Missouri to threaten and intimidate those who run television ads that the campaign disagrees with. He has actually convinced some members of law enforcement to join him in shutting down free speech in Missouri, to the chagrin of the governor, who said the following:
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It seems that about one month ago the Obama campaign’s “Muslim Outreach Program” met with Muslim leaders in privacy, a meeting the Obama campaign is now calling a misjudgement. The problem with the meeting isn’t the fact that he is reaching out to Muslims and it wasn’t anything that was said in the speech, but there is a problem with some of the people who attended this meeting. That is where Obama’s misjudgement was.
One meeting attendee was Mahdi Bray of the Muslim American Society... Read Full Story
Barack Obama may have received $3 million from people in foreign countries. This is okay if the people sending him money are Americans living abroad, however it is illegal if these are foreign citizens sending in donations. The RNC has filed a complaint with the FEC asking for an investigation into possible donations from foreign citizens to the Obama campaign.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has raised about $3.3 million from contributors who did not list a home state or... Read Full Story
John McCain has change of heart! Washington really doesn't need him after all! From Politico: Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) ended three days of suspense on Friday morning and announced that he will leave bailout negotiations in Washington and fly to Oxford, Miss., for tonight's opening presidential debateMcCain had previously said that he would suspend his campaign—and so would not attend the debate—until an agreement was reached on the administration's $700 billion mortgage proposal.No such... Read Full Story
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John McCain announced last week that he was suspending his campaign to fly to Washington and save the day and the economy. Amid falling poll numbers he took a political gamble designed to hopefully provide him with a bump in the polls. I wrote at the time that I couldn’t decide if this was a good gamble or not. I tried to weigh the possible good and bad of this decision and couldn’t balance the scales, so I took the wait and see attitude. Well now the verdict is in.
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