Obama Campaign Disables Online Security Measures for Credit Card Donations »
Posted By Georgia50 1 year, 1 month ago in Political NewsIn an effort to allow unscreened, non-vetted donations from around the globe, the Obama Campaign has disabled the online credit card security measure that ties the name on the credit card to its billing address.
Even the Hillary campaign rejected foreign donations from Americans until they faxed copies of their passports. But the rules and ethics and decency do not apply to Obama. This is nothing short of a brazen power grab by an unknown with highly questionable connections.
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Simply amazing. And there's apparently no way to stop this illegal, fraudulent activity.
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BTW, these are the types of credit card charges that federal investigators interpret as possible money laundrying activities. -
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