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Date: 15 Dec 2008 04:46:10
From: yesnomaybe
Subject: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer, not
very. Aside from Obama's
inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would simply
give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure Obama
was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song and
dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name to
Tom Obama today.
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 19:24:50
From: risky biz
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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On Dec 15 2008 3:46 AM, yesnomaybe wrote:
> As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
> likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
> and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer, not
> very. Aside from Obama's
> inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would simply
> give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
> tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure Obama
> was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
> from it and let Blago have it all? No way.
If you had that kind of money you could get a bridge to replace your
missing front teeth.
> The feds now have all they need
> to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
>
> Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
> him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
> being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song and
> dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
> that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
> converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name to
> Tom Obama today.
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 19:26:19
From: funky cold medina
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit
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On Dec 15, 7:24=A0pm, "risky biz" <risky-...@sbcglobal.net > wrote:
> On Dec 15 2008 3:46 AM, yesnomaybe wrote:
>
> > As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
> > likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thin=
g"
> > and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer=
, not
> > very. Aside from Obama's
> > inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would si=
mply
> > give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing,=
on
> > tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure O=
bama
> > was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk awa=
y
> > from it and let Blago have it all? No way.
> If you had that kind of money you could get a bridge to replace your
> missing front teeth.
Short, simple, brutal, effective... and couldn't help but smile at
it.
:)
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 16:09:40
From: Pepe Papon
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 04:46:10 -0600, "yesnomaybe" <ynm@aol.com > wrote:
>As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
>likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
>and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer, not
>very. Aside from Obama's
>inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would simply
>give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
>tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure Obama
>was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
>from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
>to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
Right, because after devoting the past several years of his life to
successful effort to be elected to the most powerful position in the
world, naturally, Obama would be eager to piss it all away for a
possible $100K finder's fee. You're an f'ing genius.
>Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
>him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
>being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song and
>dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
>that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
>converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name to
>Tom Obama today.
>
That certainly explains why they have Blago on tape cursing Obama for
refusing to make a deal.
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 10:09:00
From: bgadams
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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On Dec 15 2008 6:46 AM, yesnomaybe wrote:
> As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
> likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
> and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer, not
> very. Aside from Obama's
> inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would simply
> give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
> tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure Obama
> was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
> from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
> to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
>
> Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
> him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
> being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song and
> dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
> that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
> converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name to
> Tom Obama today.
This is a whole lot of speculative bs, not backed up by a single shred of
evidence. In fact, the published evidence points to an exactly opposite
scenario. Blago is on tape calling Obamo a mf for not being willing to
deal with him. So what's your point?
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 09:44:12
From: Wayne Vinson
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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On Dec 15 2008 4:46 AM, yesnomaybe wrote:
> As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
> likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
> and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer, not
> very. Aside from Obama's
> inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would simply
> give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
> tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure Obama
> was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
> from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
> to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
>
> Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
> him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
> being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song and
> dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
> that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
> converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name to
> Tom Obama today.
I vehemently dislike Obama's proposed policies, but nothing you say here
makes any sense. They have Obama's people on tape REFUSING to deal over
the seat.
Wayne Vinson
http://cardsharp.org/beginner-mistakes-giving-up-won-money-for-no-good-reason/
Wayne (dot) Vinson (at) gmail (dot) com
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 19:23:18
From: risky biz
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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On Dec 15 2008 10:44 AM, Wayne Vinson wrote:
> On Dec 15 2008 4:46 AM, yesnomaybe wrote:
>
> > As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
> > likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
> > and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer,
not
> > very. Aside from Obama's
> > inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would simply
> > give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
> > tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure Obama
> > was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
> > from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
> > to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
> >
> > Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
> > him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
> > being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song and
> > dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
> > that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
> > converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name
to
> > Tom Obama today.
>
> I vehemently dislike Obama's proposed policies, but nothing you say here
> makes any sense. They have Obama's people on tape REFUSING to deal over
> the seat.
>
> Wayne Vinson
Partypooper.
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 04:14:21
From: garycarson
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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It's Chi-town.
And, the Cook County Democratic Committee does run Chicago, but not
Illinois. I don't think Obama has ever held any office (elected or
otherwise) in the City of Chicago. So although he has obvious
affiliations with Chicago politics it's not correct to call him a dues
paying member of the Chicago Political Machine. He never paid any dues in
the Cook County political machine. He just ran for office and got
elected.
Chicago politics is about Block Captains and Ward Bosses. Obama did learn
from them, that's how he got himself elected, by the kind of ground-up
political organization he observed in Chicago (but wasn't actually part
of).
On Dec 15 2008 5:46 AM, yesnomaybe wrote:
> As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
> likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
> and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer, not
> very. Aside from Obama's
> inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would simply
> give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
> tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure Obama
> was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
> from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
> to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
>
> Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
> him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
> being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song and
> dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
> that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
> converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name to
> Tom Obama today.
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 06:54:11
From: da pickle
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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"garycarson"
> Chicago politics is about Block Captains and Ward Bosses. Obama did learn
> from them, that's how he got himself elected, by the kind of ground-up
> political organization he observed in Chicago (but wasn't actually part
> of).
Interesting read, Gary. I really think you have a good sense of how to read
poker players; not so much politicians.
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 05:55:45
From: Irish Mike
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit from selling seat?
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"yesnomaybe" <ynm@aol.com > wrote in message
news:gi5cha$p6p$1@news.motzarella.org...
> As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
> likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
> and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer,
> not
> very. Aside from Obama's
> inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would
> simply
> give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
> tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure
> Obama
> was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
> from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
> to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
>
> Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
> him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
> being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song
> and
> dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
> that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
> converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name
> to
> Tom Obama today.
I think the odds that Obama didn't discuss his vacant senate seat with Blago
are exactly the same as Obama sitting in the pews for 20 years and never
hearing Jeremiah Wright make a single racist, anti-American or anti-Semitic
comment.
That is slim and none - and slim just left town.
Irish Mike
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Date: 15 Dec 2008 09:28:39
From: Patrick Karl
Subject: Re: Would a Shy-town Senator\Pres. Elect. let a two-bit Gov. profit
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Irish Mike wrote:
> "yesnomaybe" <ynm@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:gi5cha$p6p$1@news.motzarella.org...
>> As a dues paying member of the Chicago Political Machine, what is the
>> likelihood that Obama would just walk away from his "very valuable thing"
>> and let some two-bit governor like Blago pocket a million bucks? Answer,
>> not
>> very. Aside from Obama's
>> inborn sense of black entitlement there is just no way the guy would
>> simply
>> give all that money to Blago. So what do you think Rahm was discussing, on
>> tape, with the good gov.? Simple, he was brokering the deal. I'm sure
>> Obama
>> was willing to pay a 10% finders fee for the sale. But to just walk away
>> from it and let Blago have it all? No way. The feds now have all they need
>> to keep Obama in line for the next four years.
>>
>> Naturally Blago was well aware of the federal investigations surrounding
>> him. He had to know that every word he uttered by any electronic means was
>> being recorded by the feds. Especially in today's world. Hence the song
>> and
>> dance and false alley's that have been reveled so far. The odds are great
>> that they have the attempted deal on tape. If so Obama has just been
>> converted into a bowl of precooked rice. He might as well change his name
>> to
>> Tom Obama today.
>
>
> I think the odds that Obama didn't discuss his vacant senate seat with Blago
> are exactly the same as Obama sitting in the pews for 20 years and never
> hearing Jeremiah Wright make a single racist, anti-American or anti-Semitic
> comment.
> That is slim and none - and slim just left town.
>
Fucking hypocrite!
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