Although Eric Holder, who cannot conceal his
visceral contempt for conservatives, heads the U.S. Department
of Justice, doing the right thing isn’t high on his list of
priorities.
As Barack Obama gears up
to use the White House (illegally?) for fundraising purposes, a
case in point is the “maxed out” donors scandal.
As I explain in my new book, Subversion Inc.: How Obama’s ACORN
Red Shirts are Still Terrorizing and Ripping Off American
Taxpayers, former ACORN employee Anita MonCrief testified
under oath in 2008 that the Obama campaign gave a list of “maxed
out” campaign donors to ACORN’s voter mobilization affiliate
Project Vote so it could hit up those donors for more cash. Of
course, ACORN’s Project Vote used to employ President Obama as a
get-out-the-vote organizer.
According to MonCrief, Obama donors who had already given the
legal limit could secretly give more money to the Obama cause by
donating to ACORN, which everyone (except the members of ACORN’s
useful idiots club) knows only helps Democrats. Obama
considered ACORN to be an arm of his campaign. That’s why his
campaign paid ACORN affiliate Citizens Services Inc. to do partisan
political work.
The Obama campaign disguised its $832,598 payment to Citizens
Services Inc., falsely describing it in campaign finance filings as
“polling, advance work and staging major events.” In reality, CSI
performed get-out-the-vote services. After the subterfuge was
uncovered, the Obama campaign claimed it had simply goofed up and
filed an amended report with the Federal Election Commission.
Whoops.
This could be a violation of election laws but Attorney General
Holder couldn’t care less. Nor could the New York Times,
which had the potential game-changer of a story but spiked it just
before Election Day.
Michelle Malkin and the fastidious (and ornery) blogger Michael Gaynor
have been beating the drum for a proper federal investigation for
years now, to no avail.
With his astonishingly brazen track record for lawlessness,
don’t hold your breath expecting Holder to do anything about the
Obama maxed-out donors scandal.