Fraudulent funds to The One's campaigns

Very little MSM attention was paid to The One's fundraising, other than to coo that the little people must really love him if so many people contributed in varying amounts, from small to large. What you didn't hear was that Obama quit requiring contributors to verify their addresses. Security was OFF, deliberately set off. This all seems to be surfacing again through a Rod Blagojavich scandal in which charges against an individual were redacted but then discerned through technology, although that guy's a liar and who knows what will come of it. But this kind of thing is bound to happen again, and soon, since they have so many people in charge of not enforcing the rights of Obama's opponents, such as when the New Black Panthers threatened voters in Pennsylvania, then didn't fight the charges, only to have the Justice Dept drop the charges when Obama got in.

Hot Air, 2008: Then I checked the box next to $15 and entered my actual credit card number and expiration date (it didn’t ask for the 3-didgit code on the back of the card) and it took me to the next page and… “Your donation has been processed. Thank you for your generous gift.”

From NRO, 2008: Perhaps the campaign did not expect that among those “declaring their independence would be donors named “Doodad Pro,” “Derty Poiiuy,” and “Jgtj Jfggjjfgj.” (And you thought Barack Obama had a funny name.) They may not have known that at least four Missourians and one Virginian would declare their independence involuntarily and later find fraudulent donations to Obama’s campaign on their credit card statements. The Obama campaign cannot claim ignorance of “Good Will,” whose address is the Goodwill headquarters in Austin, and whose occupation is “Loving You.” The Goodwill office received a letter from Obama last month indicating that Mr. Will had exceeded the legal limit with his $7,000 in contributions, and asking whether part of the money could be directed to Obama’s general election campaign.