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OPENSECRETS.ORG REPORTS ON WHO GAVE WHAT TO OBAMA CAMPAIGN

LISTS POWER CENTERS OF MARXIST REGIME

by John Charlton

(Oct. 30, 2009) — It’s a fascinating view inside the politics, economics and geography of who backed the Marxist takeover of the Federal Government, under Barack Hussein Obama; and where his power bases are located.  Essential information for all citizens in times of peace or civil war.

It’s Opensecrets.org’s Dossier on Obama’s Campaign receipts for Domestic Donors.

GEOGRAPHY OF SUPPORT

Opensecrets has categorized donations to Obama’s campaign by regions:

California $77,794,469 20%
New York $50,506,471 13%
Illinois $28,831,361 7%
Massachusetts $20,812,835 5%
Other States $209,098,586 54%

By the top metropolitan areas:

NEW YORK $42,225,939
WASHINGTON, DC-MD-VA-WV $35,476,190
CHICAGO $26,917,704
LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH $24,899,914
SAN FRANCISCO $19,453,008

By the top zip codes (as you can see it’s mostly NYC and DC Money):

10024 (New York, NY) $2,849,998
60614 (Chicago, IL) $2,547,700
20008 (Washington, DC) $2,370,807
20016 (Washington, DC) $2,347,362
10023 (New York, NY) $2,329,572
20815 (Chevy Chase, MD) $2,180,529
10021 (New York, NY) $2,179,783
10025 (New York, NY) $2,146,691
10128 (New York, NY) $2,107,530
10011 (New York, NY) $1,963,028

ECONOMICS OF SUPPORT

Opensecrets then breaks the data down by Industries:

Rank Industry Total
1 Lawyers/Law Firms $43,071,129
2 Retired $42,934,278
3 Education $22,915,462
4 Misc Business $16,558,999
5 Securities & Investment $14,808,875
6 Health Professionals $11,716,570
7 Business Services $11,453,341
8 Democratic/Liberal $11,234,271
9 Real Estate $10,395,123
10 TV/Movies/Music $8,966,774
11 Civil Servants/Public Officials $8,775,628
12 Computers/Internet $8,497,422
13 Women’s Issues $6,906,664
14 Misc Finance $6,390,199
15 Printing & Publishing $5,973,558
16 Other $3,661,324
17 Hospitals/Nursing Homes $3,335,944
18 Commercial Banks $3,244,103
19 Non-Profit Institutions $2,962,445
20 Construction Services $2,917,605

And by sectors:

Agribusiness $2,258,758
Communications/Electronics $25,455,691
Construction $5,446,216
Defense $1,029,797
Energy & Natural Resources $2,747,928
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate $39,480,169
Health $19,462,986
Lawyers & Lobbyists $43,674,254
Transportation $1,660,687
Misc Business $36,982,561
Labor $526,597
Ideological/Single-Issue $23,646,302
Other $82,178,105

Corporate Support

And then, quite interestingly, by the companies associated with the individual donors or entities who supported Obama by contributions:

University of California $1,591,395
Goldman Sachs $994,795
Harvard University $854,747
Microsoft Corp $833,617
Google Inc $803,436
Citigroup Inc $701,290
JPMorgan Chase & Co $695,132
Time Warner $590,084
Sidley Austin LLP $588,598
Stanford University $586,557
National Amusements Inc $551,683
UBS AG $543,219
Wilmerhale Llp $542,618
Skadden, Arps et al $530,839
IBM Corp $528,822
Columbia University $528,302
Morgan Stanley $514,881
General Electric $499,130
US Government $494,820
Latham & Watkins $493,835

Demographics of Support

Then quite interestingly, Opensecrets shows that Obama’s support was mostly from men, contrary to what has been often been said (and this might explain why his campaign is so chauvinistic):

Percent of Funds Number of Contributors Total Amount
Female 42.2% 140068 $145,907,470
Male 57.8% 179638 $199,743,442

Their other graphics on the same page, show that most of this came from donors in the $2300 range; that is upper-class elitists, who have some compelling personal interest in the agenda of his regime (for Marxist lovers, they certainly arn’t poor!).

Read the entire report from Opensecrets.org at

http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/summary.php?cycle=2008&cid=N00009638

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Carlyle
Friday, October 30, 2009 10:37 PM

Sure, I understand – but some of the categories OUGHT to add up.

For instance, the geography one. It needs another row – “Foreign”.

And then there is the Completeness of Campaign Finance Reports. That sounds like it covers every possibility: 1) full disclosure, 2) incomplete, or 3) no disclosure. But the numbers don’t add up to $750M – only about half that much. That gives them a 92% “good” score and a “green light”. That is totally bogus. If you include the foreign contributions on which there was no disclosure, the best score they can get isn’t much better that 50%. A big fat “red light”.

Carlyle
Friday, October 30, 2009 7:12 PM

Transparency? My A$$.

None of this adds up.

92% full disclosure? My A$$.

Almost half the money is missing in this list. I am betting it is NON-DISCLOSED FOREIGN money!

The situation is MUCH WORSE than these figures indicate. The foreign contributions overshadow and outweigh everything else. Yeah, this presidency was “bought” alright, but not by lawyers or NY or DC.
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Mr. Charlton replies: Remember, these sums from Opensecrets.org are for TOP categories, companies, etc.; they did not publish all categories companies; that is why the numbers do not add up to the total domestic donations. When you see that a lot of his donors gave maxed out donations; you have to wonder who gave them the money to do that; it might be that Obama funeled monies through individuals from foreign or other sources; and then you also would have a case for massive Tax fraud, if they did not report it as income.

Dan
Friday, October 30, 2009 5:24 PM

@just wondering:

Yes, I can explain it. These are contributions by individuals, categorized by their self-reported employer and not by the university at all. The contributions “by” the University of California are actually the net contributions by individuals employed by the UC.

(If you’d read the above a little more closely, you would have seen that this: “by the companies associated with the individual donors or entities who supported Obama by contributions.”)

Observer
Friday, October 30, 2009 4:28 PM

And what about foreign monies?

just wondering
Friday, October 30, 2009 2:54 PM

Can anyone explain to me how Universities who charge us outrageous amounts not to educate our kids, and then beg us for donations for the rest of our lives go and spend monies on campaigns? Am I the only one outraged?

ms. helga
Friday, October 30, 2009 2:38 PM

Now that they have bought U.S. Government, let them pay off the Natl. Debt.

http://www.usdebtclock.org/