Sunday, January 27, 2008  Obama, kickbacks, teleprompters, and
'change'  Not trying to be the chief Obama-hater, but I do want
to point out things that I feel are getting lost in the mix of
Obama-hype.  One of those things is the Obama-Rezko corruption
case, which still hasn't seen close scrutiny yet. $300,000 less
than asking price? Next to a yard which went for full price? And
on the same day? From your long-time friend/fundraiser who was
under indictment at the time? And you later bought a slice of
the adjacent property for $100,000? Stuff is all shady.
Perfectly normal for a politician to accept bribes - but I think
we should really know what Obama is all about, just as we should
know what all the candidates are about. If Obama pulls off a
miracle and wins the nomination (that's much less than a 1%
chance), he's going to go down in flames on this Rezko stuff.
You think Bill Clinton has an integrity problem? Wait until Fox
and crew get a hold of this case. Fuggedaboutit.  On the matter
of his speeches, one