Whose Problem Is It?

Obama claims that it is the Bush economic policies that got us into the current housing and financial crisis. However, according to the Washington University Law School it was Barack Obama who was a plaintiff and sued Citi-Bank for not doing enough to issue mortgages to low income minorities.

 

When the time came for Senator Obama to do something about the financial mess and reform the Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSE’s) he did nothing.  Despite the warnings of John McCain, Obama and his friends did nothing.

 

However, according to the Non-Partisan Center for Responsive Politics, Open Secrets.org you will find that Senator Obama received the second largest contributions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In less than two years in the Senate, Barack Obama received $126,349 and that was only from Fannie and Freddie. 

 

You should watch our video “Part of the Problem” at www.neverfindout.org   to understand why Barack Obama is part of the problem and he doesn’t have a solution.

 

Senator Obama’s total disregard to help reform the GSE’s has helped create the devastation that led us to the biggest financial crisis in American History.  Obama is part of the problem without a solution. 

 

How much can an Obama President be bought for in the first 100 days as President?

 

Let’s never find out.

 

Obama the Problem

Senator Obama’s total disregard to help reform the Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSE’s) has helped create the devastation that led us to the biggest financial crisis in American History. Obama is part of the problem without a solution.

The press said he benefitted politically from the economic mess he helped get us into. Why aren’t they telling us how it helped Obama financially?

You should watch this video www.neverfindout.org to understand why Barack Obama is part of the problem and he doesn’t have a solution. .

If Americans knew the facts, they would not vote for Sen. Obama. According to Open Secrets.org the Non-Partisan Center for Responsive Politics. There you will find that Senator Obama received the second largest contributions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In less than 143 days in the Senate, Obama received $126,349 and that was only from Fannie and Freddie. How much can he be bought for in the first 100 days as President?

Let’s Never Find Out.