New Obama Mini-Documentary

Steve Cortes does a good job covering how Obama disappointed his supporters and the rest of America as president:

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  1. I think the country has had enough of Obama. He had his third term when he and his minions ran Dopey Joe Biden’s administration from the shadows, Now he is a multi-millionaire living in the lap of luxury on Martha’s Vineyard.

    He tried to appease Iran with pallets of US currency. That didn’t turn out all that well.

    Then there was his pastor Jerimiah ” G-d America ” Wright.

    Do we forget where Obama kicked off his campaign ? It was at the home of Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn. best known as friends of Barack Obama. They disappeared in 1969 after two of their colleagues in the Weather Underground died while building a bomb. Ayers and Dohrn spent 11 years setting off bombs and putting out statements threatening violent revolution. They promised to kill innocent Americans and praised the lunatic murderer Charles Manson. In 1981 two policemen and a security guard were killed in the botched holdup of a Brinks truck. Fake IDs used to rent getaway cars in an earlier robbery had been traced to a store where Dohrn worked. A grand jury wanted her testimony. She refused. Said she didn’t believe in grand juries. Spent seven months in jail, and then the matter was dropped. Other charges against Ayers and Dohrn were dropped because the evidence was tainted by the Nixon Administration’s illegal wiretaps. Ayers put it well: “Guilty as hell, and free as a bird. It’s a great country.” They remain unrepentant.

    Good bye and good riddance to Obama.

    1. You probably saw, Fred, Trump posting a video of Obama getting arrested. He ought to be, but the chances seem awfully slim that he will see prison time, regardless of how much he might deserve it.

  2. Bonus:

    In sharp contrast to his tough talk about ethics reform in government, Barack Obama approached a well-known Illinois political fixer under active federal investigation, Antoin “Tony” Rezko, for “advice” as he sought to find a way to buy a house shortly after being elected to the United States Senate.

    The parcel included an adjacent lot which Obama told the Chicago Tribune he could not afford because “it was already a stretch to buy the house.”

    On the same day Obama closed on his house, Rezko’s wife bought the adjacent empty lot, meeting the condition of the seller who wanted to sell both properties at the same time.

    Obama maintains his relationship with Rezko was “above board and legal” but has admitted bad judgment, calling his decision to involve Rezko “a bone-headed mistake.”

    Rezko’s behind-the-scenes connection in the Obama house deal became public as Rezko revealed personal financial details as he sought to post bail.

    While Rezko’s wife paid the full asking price for the land, Obama paid $300,000 under the asking price for the house. The house sold for $1,650,000 and the price Rezko’s wife paid for the land was $625,000.

    Obama denies there was anything unusual about the price disparity. He says the price on the house was dropped because it had been on the market for some time but that the price for the adjacent land remained high because there was another offer.

    Obama then expanded his property by buying a strip of the Rezko land for $104,5000, which the senator maintains was a fair market price.

    Obama later told the Chicago Sun-Times, “It was a mistake to have been engaged with him at all in this or any other personal business dealing that would allow him, or anyone else, to believe he had done me a favor.”

    Obama had known Rezko long before the house deal, calling him a “friend.”

    A review of campaign records shows Rezko, and people connected to him, contributed more than $120,000 to Obama’s 2004 campaign for the U.S. Senate, much of it at a time when Rezko was the target of an FBI investigation.

    “It surprised me that late in the game he [Obama] continued to take contributions from somebody who was under a rather dark cloud in the state,” said Cynthia Canary of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, a group that has worked closely with Obama and supported his legislative efforts.

    Rezko was indicted and convicted. H received a 10 1/2 year sentence.

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