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Mr. Powell sucked as Secretary of State. He and the CIA were behind Plamegate. For that I will never forget nor forgive. He did this country irreparable harm. It would not surprise me that this man would support Obama.

Here is some information that Mr. Powell is aware of but does not seem to bother him about his beloved Obama.

http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Rezko_friend_scrubs_evidence_of_2004_0130.html
This needs to be bookmarked. It is THAT interesting. Info relating to Obama has been scrubbed, as usual with Obama.

http://www.mydd.com/story/2008/1/31/152237/856
This is juicy!

“The donation is significant, for some believe Barack Obama may be one of the unnamed “Illinois government officials” mentioned in the following ABC News report on the FBI affidavit filed in US Attorney Fitzgerald’s case against Rezko before Obama’s political godfather was arrested on Monday:

According to an FBI affidavit filed in the case, Rezko sought to get a visa for Auchi to visit the United States by contacting “certain Illinois government officials.”

Rezko sought the visa on behalf of his friend in 2004, and Rezko helped Obama finance the real estate transaction involving his Kenwood mansion in 2005.

We also learn today that Auchi’s company has deleted information on two websites regarding Auchi’s visit to Illinois in 2004 upon hearing that rumors of a meeting between Auchi and Obama are circulating in the US.”

http://rezkowatch.blogspot.com/2008/02/rezkos-power-plant-in-iraq.html

An Iraq power plant is even involved. The Feds are definitely investigating this.

Enjoy!

Another Powell tidbit WRT John Bolton. Bolton worked for Powell at State for awhile, and Powell interrupted a chat between Joe Biden and Henry Kissinger (of all people!) regarding John: "If I were ever in a foxhole again, I'd want John there with me, but I wouldn't put him in New York", thus emphasizing his negative views about John at the 'un'.

This contrasts 180 degrees with John McCain, who was out in front in trying to get Bolton confirmed for the 'un'.