Suspected Criminal Jon Corzine STILL Bundling Donations For Obama

Suspected Financial Criminal Jon Corzine STILL Bundling Donations For Obama Re-Election

Suspected Financial Criminal Jon Corzine STILL Bundling Donations For Obama Re-Election

It’s pretty bad when you have a suspected financial criminal continue to bundle donations for your reelection campaign.

Jon Corzine, who is very likely guilty of misusing $ billions of customer funds in the MF Global bankruptcy scandal, and guilty as well of lying under oath to try and cover-up the crimes, is still bundling donations for Obama!

We think it tells a lot about Obama and his administration that they have been involved with the scum of our nation, and continues taking money from someone who has already been accused (and mot likely guilty as hell) of mishandling billions of dollars.

Barack Obama’s reelection campaign has released the most recent list of names of fundraising bundlers. On that list is Jon Corzine, the former governor of New Jersey and embattled money man, the former head of MF Global:

Corzine, according to the Obama campaign, has once again helped raise more than $500,000.

(He was likewise named a bundler in January, when the Obama campaign last released the names



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GUILTY OF PERJURY: Prison Time Needed For Jon Corzine

GUILTY OF PERJURY: Prison Time Needed For Obama's Buddy, Jon Corzine

GUILTY OF PERJURY: Prison Time Needed For Obama's Buddy, Jon Corzine

Back in December, Corzine told lawmakers that he didn’t know where the missng funds went, and “I did not instruct anyone to lend customer funds to anyone”, when in fact, Jon Corzine gave “direct instructions” to transfer $200 million from a customer fund account to cover an overdraft in another large account.

The ONLY reason why Jon Corzine is not sitting in a prison cell right now, is because he is close with Obama.

Jon S. Corzine, MF Global Holding Ltd. (MFGLQ)’s chief executive officer, gave “direct instructions” to transfer $200 million from a customer fund account to meet an overdraft in one of the brokerage’s JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) accounts in London, according to an e-mail sent by a firm executive.

Edith O’Brien, a treasurer for the firm, said in an e-mail sent the afternoon of Oct. 28, three days before the company collapsed, that the transfer of the funds was “Per JC’s direct instructions,” according to a copy of a memo drafted by congressional investigators and



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