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Rezko Rezko Rezko Rezko Rezko Rezko Rezko Rezko - all these flowery stories about Obama and not one headline mentions that his close pal and associate Tony Rezko just got convicted on 16 counts of fraud.
No conspiracy here folks.
When Obama is thoroughly vetted, he will be exposed as the self-serving, run-of-the-mill politician that he is, that he will throw anyone under the bus who threatens his climb to power. Yes, people, what about his association with his multiple-indicted pal Rezko? I'm sure BHO and his supporters will try to thwart any objective investigation of the very real, questionable Obama association with this crook--just one more revelation of Obama's sleazy history--charging anyone questioning Obama's involvement with Rezko with racism, which always seems to muddy the waters.
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