Posted on 10/29/2010 10:27:30 AM PDT by Nachum
Yesterday, the White House blog asked “as special interest billionaires continued to pour secret donations of millions of dollars each into front groups supporting Republicans, we asked the obvious question: “What do they expect in return?“” They added, “Congressional Republicans have made clear that lobbyists have a seat at the table even when they are formulating their party’s broader strategy and governing vision.”
People in glass White Houses shouldn’t throw stones.
* “Google’s Marissa Mayer is hosting President Obama for a Democratic party fundraiser tonight. Tickets are $30,000-a-head….” – San Francisco Chronicle, October 21, 2010
* “After analyzing the unencrypted WiFi payload data captured by its Street View cars, Google now admits that the system captured entire e-mails, URLs and even user passwords.” - ZDNet, October 23, 2010
* “The Federal Trade Commission [has] closed its investigation into Google’s collection of consumer data through its Street View cars….” San Francisco Chronicle, October 27, 2010
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The list, ping
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NO collusion or corruption here just stench.
Just so upsetting this bunch is!
Are you suggesting there might be a connection?
If this can be proven , it might cause a big Ruckus. If not, the only people that will be certain there is a connection are people who hate Obama already. It won’t change anyone else’s mind without some firm evidence. A suspicious timeline isn’t enough for impeachment - though it might be enough for Congressional investigations, once the House is in GOP hands.
Banish the thought
Rewarding the friends.
All part of socialism and communism.
Now Obamunism.
It is going to get worse before it gets better.
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