Dubious donations: Theory and practice

Powerline ^ | May 7, 2012 | Scott Johnson

[libstripper]

We’re trying to make this easy for any serious journalist who wants to dig into this story. Yesterday we posted the story of Bill G., a victim of the kind of credit card fraud that the Obama campaign facilitated in 2008, and is inviting again this year, by rejecting basic verification devices. Today reader Ashley Tate writes from Alpharetta, Georgia to explain:

[libstripper]

This is a very subtle, insidious fraud for all of us to look out for. The amout of each theft, $5.00 or $10.00, is quite small and likely to be overlooked when some of us check our credit card statements. However, tens of thousands of little bits can add up to millions of stolen dollars, all for the Illegal and his acomplices. Please, CHECK YOUR STATEMENTS AND CHALLENGE ANY FRAUD LIKE THIS.

[Vendome]

Bill is a self serving, indulgent, Ahole.

Suck it up buddy. It’s for the good of everyone collectively and you need to do your part to ensure anyone and everyone benefits from your contribution.

No one made it to where they are without stepping on and/or benefiting from the collective works of everyone before them.

/S