Barack Obama: "This is not the ___Larry_Walsh_&_Matt_Ryan___ that I knew" (FBI raid)

Posted Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 8:33 pm
The Obama Bus got all fired up, two soft thuds were heard, and then typing was heard from the campaign's teleprompter office as this was typed in: "This not the Larry Walsh and Matt Ryan that I knew" (link):
The FBI on Wednesday raided the county offices of a former Illinois state senator who is a poker-playing buddy of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama.

According to Chicago authorities, the FBI visited the offices in Joliet, Ill., of Will County executive Larry Walsh, a longtime friend of Mr. Obama's, and his chief of staff Matt Ryan.

Mr. Walsh, who served in the Illinois Senate from 1997 to 2005, was endorsed by Mr. Obama in his county executive election bid. With the support of some of Mr. Obama's U.S. Senate volunteers, he easily defeated incumbent Republican Joseph Mikan...

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Fred Dawes (not verified)

Fri, 10/03/2008 - 15:11

That is all normal business for the obama boys. Anyway soon the USA will be in total economic collapse and all this BS Will disappear as people start to understand what poor really means, Obama is just a bitch of the one world pigs and within 6 weeks many of us will also just be little bitch's of the rich. Wait for it..BuY gUNS!

Glenn Bigsby (not verified)

Fri, 10/03/2008 - 20:30

In 2006, Obama requested that Will County receive $1.3 million to support its Flood Studies for Unincorporated Will County. In 2006, Obama requested $800,000 for the Will County SheriffÂ’s Office Wireless Communications Technology Upgrades. In 2006, Obama requested $1,953,331 for Will CountyÂ’s Ridgewood Water and Sewage Project. In 2005, Obama requested $2 million for the Lewis University in Romeoville, Illinois, to establish a Center for Academic and Community Learning, which is designed to address the significant educational needs of the less advantaged in the Will County region by providing academic assistance not only for students on campus but also for residents of the surrounding communities.

Leave it to Beaner (not verified)

Fri, 10/03/2008 - 21:03

"significant educational needs"? In other words the illegals