Obama is really in a pickle!

Pro-death, partial birth abortion supporter Barack Obama is really in quite a bit of trouble. Check out the details below. Having lived in IL most of my life -- this doesn't surprise me one bit. Criminal support is the way most of the Chicago democrats get into office in the first place.


Obama 'Backer' Rezko Ordered to Jail
Rezko Violated Parole With Series of Secret Financial Transactions With Mideast Banks

Obama Kept Contributions From Accused Fixer's Wife And Others

Despite claims over the weekend from Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama that his campaign had given away all the donations connected to accused fixer Antoin "Tony" Rezko, the campaign has not returned more than $100,000 in donations from Rezko's wife and 20 other Rezko-linked donors, according to an ABCNews.com review.

Obama's 17-Year Relationship With Alleged Fixer

Obama's Relationship With Alleged Fixer Goes Back 17 Years

What Did Obama Know? When Did He Know It?

Here are a few more links on Obama:

Insight Scoop: Like I was saying about that Barack Obama fellow

The Cafeteria is Closed: Ted Kennedy endorses Obama
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  1. Anonymous1/29/08, 11:47 PM

    Dear Jean,

    Thanks for posting on Barak Obama. He is the most dangerous democrat out there. He deliberately tries to hide who he is while feeding people with high sounding platitudes.

    My daughter told me that six months ago - he had information about his pro-abortions views on his website but as of a month ago when she looked there wasn't one reference to abortion there.

    Like all of his present votes in the Illinois legislature - all done to hide who he is. He is fooling a lot of people - especially young people. Both of my daughters and my daughter-in-law find it alarming that he has such an appeal for young people they know

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  2. Jean Heimann1/30/08, 3:04 AM

    Michelle,

    I am praying that he doesn't get elected. It scares me that someone with his pro-death views and inexperience might possibly be elected to the office that we entrust to those who are responsible for protecting our lives.

    Thanks for sharing.

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