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  • Obama’s Slush Fund Saves a Job

    05/04/2012 4:42:40 AM PDT · by Cybercorrespondent · 14 replies
    Cybercorrespondent's blog ^ | 5-3-2010 | Cybercorrespondent
    After an 8 -11 start (2-5) in the Pac 10 conference, Mr. Bob DeCarolis, who’s the Athletic Director of Oregon State University, was considering weather to fire their Basketball Coach Craig Robinson. When word reached the Undersecretary of Education Martha Kanter in Washington, $17 million of stimulus money was immediately dispatched to the University to save Basketball Coach Craig Robinson’s job. Thanks to Obama’s slush fund, Coach Craig Robinson’s job was saved. For those of you unfamiliar with Coach Robinson, he just so happens to be the brother in law of none other than our country's beloved President Obama, the...
  • Michelle Obama's College Thesis: An Early Exercise In Blame and Anger

    07/30/2008 9:20:50 AM PDT · by Daniel T. Zanoza · 18 replies · 643+ views
    RFFM.org ^ | July 30, 2008 | RFFM.org EDITORIAL
    A member of my staff spent far too much time locating a copy of Michelle (LaVaughn Robinson) Obama's 1985 college thesis, titled "Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Black Community". The paper which is 217 typed pages (double-spaced) and contains 17, 524 words was definitely ...
  • Michelle Obama’s Black Separatist Background: What Does It Mean for All Americans?

    07/29/2008 6:06:02 AM PDT · by K-oneTexas · 30 replies · 9,181+ views
    Family Security Matters ^ | 29 July 2008 | Rachel Neuwirth
    Michelle Obama’s Black Separatist Background: What Does It Mean for All Americans?    by Rachel Neuwirth The senior thesis that Michelle Obama (or as she then was, Michelle LaVaughn Robinson) submitted to Princeton University in 1985 for completion of her bachelor’s degree in Sociology, has been made available to the public on Politico.com (part one, part two, part three and part four) and other websites. There are two things that are of public interest about this thesis: a) the fact that public access to it was restricted for some six-eight weeks during the Presidential campaign; and b) its contents. The...