Robert Creamer – convicted felon for writing bad checks and tax evasion invited to White House State Dinner

obama_wright.jpgAll it takes to get invited to the 44th President’s first stake dinner is either being a felon or slurper from the Huffington Post. Thats what it took for Robert Creamer to get an invite to last night’s 1st “State Dinner” under the Obama tyranny, err admin. Who is Robert Creamer? Aside from being a felon convicted in 2006 and a Huffington Post slurping writer of Obama, he is also the husband of an Illinois congresswoman and corrupt liberal Democrat Jan Schakowsky. Of course, back in 2006, when Robert Creamer was only sentenced to 5 months in prison, the feds are were even considering an appeal, because the sentence is so lenient. Robert Creamer also did quite a bit of political work for then Governor Blagojevich. Plenty of other corrupt people made the list such as Andy Stern provided below (via the Washington Post). Of course, the arrogance that is Obama didn’t bother inviting John McCain, or Eric Cantor according to Gateway Pundit. No room I guess with all the corruptocrats in the room eh Obama?


How very typical of an Obama/Democrat bash.

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November 25, 2009 · Filed Under General Politics


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  • allen

    how is it possible for a felon to get into the white house?are you kidding me.this must stop

  • S Singh

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/02/AR2007090201436_2.html

    When Controversy Follows Cash
    open above link and read about another clintons crony SANT SINGH CHATWAL’s deeds

  • mike agan

    Enough is too much. Mr. Obama will possibly get a second term if the Republicans win the mid terms…
    Question is, will the general public ever get tired of class warfare, and realize big government benefits few and weighs down the majority?

    And did Mr. Powell finally change his political label? Few take his opinion seriously anyway. He is the RHINO of all non-elected celebrities that claim to be conservative.