RNC to Demand FEC Audit of Obama Campaign

Obama's associations reflect his poor judgement. He has shown this poor judgement thoughout his career, now we are suppose to trust that he is going to make things better by pushing socialist programs that our country cannot afford.
Why am I going to trust his judgement now when he has not had to prove himself before. Just take him at his word? Sorry not enough.

Sean A,

John McCain has so many houses he can't keep count. He's got 8 cars. His wife is worth 100 million dollars. And you're concerned that a preacher who isn't running for anything has a 10 million dollar house? By the way, by John McCain standards(anyone making under 5 million), Barack Obama is considered middle class

As this article pointed out, the FEC already questioned the Obama campaign about suspicious contributions.
So the RNC is not alone in asking Obama for transparency about these contributions.
Furthermore, Judicial Watch, a non-partisan watchdog group has filed official complaints against Obama with the FEC and the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Ethics regarding the folowing:
- Papers filed in the Rezko scandal case show that shortly before Obama's suspicious land deal, Rezko received a wire transfer of $3.5 million from Nadhim Auchi, an Iraqi billionaire now living in Britain. Auchi made his fortune through business dealings with Saddam Husein.
The "London Times' raised the question whether funds from Auchi helped Obama buy his mansion.
- Obama received a preferenial treatment from Northern Trust on his $1.32 million mortgage with a below- average interest rate without paying points.
- Judicial Watch also filed a Freedom on Information Act request with the Illinois State Archives to produce records of Obama's years in office. But the ISA responded that they had not received any requests from Obama to archive any of his records and therefore could not comply with Judicial Watch's request.
If Senator Obama doesn't have anything to hide, why not agree to provide the details requested by all these parties?

"Don't make it sound like Obama was ABLE to vote on the war resolution, because he was not.

Then he shouldn't be acting all high and mighty like he was against it.

Obama's positions mirror Jimmy Carter. The only difference is Obama comes with Ayers, Rezko, Rev Wright, ACORN, Fannie Mae contributions and complete flip-flopping from his original positions.
Obama is a snake in the grass.

"Tell me why it was our job to go in there? The lie about the WMD's?"

You can Monday morning quarterback all day, but it was the best intel we had at the time, and Hussein was flat out ignoring UN sanctions. We did what we had to do.

Like I said, Saddam was a threat and eventually he would have been a bigger problem for us. There are many other countries like Darfur that need assistance. People are starving, women are raped by the militia there and the men are killed. But that country has never threatened us or Israel. Saddam killed thousands of Kurds. He said he had the capability to do it again.

J--
Obama recieved the 2nd highest contributions from Fannie Mae. He is part of the problem. If he so giving why is his brother living in a 6 x 9 hut on $1 month. Why can't he send money to his poor family members. He is a millionare you know.
His Rev Wright built a $10 million home. Why does he need such extravagance? I thought he was all for giving to the poor of Chicago. I guess greed isn't just a color.

Posted by: Sean A | Oct 6, 2008 12:27:39 AM

See that's the problem I have with Republicans. Talk about issues that affect BOTH of us instead of stuff that doesn't mean diddly squat.

I could list stuff McCain is guilty of doing but what does that solve? It doesn't put gas in my car or yours, it doesn't pay our bills. That's what I want to see them talk about.

J--
Obama recieved the 2nd highest contributions from Fannie Mae. He is part of the problem. If he so giving why is his brother living in a 6 x 9 hut on $1 month. Why can't he send money to his poor family members. He is a millionare you know.
His Rev Wright built a $10 million home. Why does he need such extravagance? I thought he was all for giving to the poor of Chicago. I guess greed isn't just a color.

Not a big fan of the war in Iraq but our men did not die in vain. An evil dictator has been sent to the deepest depths of h*ll because of us and our allies.

Posted by: Sean A | Oct 6, 2008 12:18:29 AM

Tell me why it was our job to go in there? The lie about the WMD's?

We need to stop poking our noses into everyone else's business and take care of us here at home first.

J--my favorite part of the book was "White mans greed puts the world in need".

What is your favorite passage of the book of Messiah?

Posted by: Sean A | Oct 6, 2008 12:12:54 AM

I haven't read his books. If that is the whole passage from the book that is partially true. Look what white men have done throughout history. How do you think we got in the mess we are in now.

Saddam was going to have to be taken care of eventually, maybe the inoformation that got us there was false, but the Iraqis are happy he is gone. Justice for the hundreds of thousands of people found in mass graves in Iraq.
It was just a matter of time that Al Qaeda would be forming an alliance with Saddam against us.

Not a big fan of the war in Iraq but our men did not die in vain. An evil dictator has been sent to the deepest depths of h*ll because of us and our allies.

orangecat:

That's because Obama was not even IN the Senate five years ago, in 2003, when the war resolution was voted upon.

Don't make it sound like Obama was ABLE to vote on the war resolution, because he was not.

Just because he made some speech against the war before he became a Senator, does not mean that he wouldn't have voted for the war if he had been there at the time.

Given his flip-flops on FISA and other issues, and his inability to make a decision for himself, I'm sure he would have caved in and gone with the flow on the war resolution as well..

J--my favorite part of the book was "White mans greed puts the world in need".

What is your favorite passage of the book of Messiah?

Christian faith from an anti-american church with unchristian sermons.

Unshrub, J
Have you read Obama's book???

Posted by: Tim | Oct 5, 2008 11:59:55 PM

What difference does that make?

"McCAIN FIRST

This is the story of the real John McCain, the one who has been hiding in plain sight. It is the story of a man who has consistently put his own advancement above all else, a man willing to say and do anything to achieve his ultimate ambition: to become commander in chief, ascending to the one position that would finally enable him to outrank his four-star father and grandfather.

In its broad strokes, McCain's life story is oddly similar to that of the current occupant of the White House. John Sidney McCain III and George Walker Bush both represent the third generation of American dynasties. Both were born into positions of privilege against which they rebelled into mediocrity. Both developed an uncanny social intelligence that allowed them to skate by with a minimum of mental exertion. Both struggled with booze and loutish behavior. At each step, with the aid of their fathers' powerful friends, both failed upward. And both shed their skins as Episcopalian members of the Washington elite to build political careers as self-styled, ranch-inhabiting Westerners who pray to Jesus in their wives' evangelical churches.

In one vital respect, however, the comparison is deeply unfair to the current president: George W. Bush was a much better pilot."

Have you read Obama's book??

J,
Bush didn't go into Iraq to finish daddys work. He went in to get Sadam...and justice for over 3000 innocent Americans who died for no reason except radical Isamic terrorist hate Americans. And, if he had not acted...we would have been attacked again...and more innocent Americans would be dead. We can't believe those people are finished with American.....

Posted by: Karen | Oct 5, 2008 11:58:01 PM

Saddam didn't attack us Bin Laden did. We had no business going in there. Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11.

Tim

Yes, and I beleive he says he is a Christian.