President Obama’s campaign has left off its public list of “bundlers” at least 25 names its own finance team considers to be among their most valuable funders, including seven who live in foreign countries, a review of records by The Washington Times found.
In one case the campaign’s own internal documents listed Cynthia Stroum as bundling $400,000 this election cycle, yet she is not on the campaign’s official public list.
Mr. Obama tapped Ms. Stroum to be ambassador to Luxembourg after she raised half a million for his 2008 campaign. She resigned just before the release of an inspector general’s report that found that she was “aggressive, bullying, hostile, and intimidating” at the embassy.
The Times identified the 25 names by comparing a list the New York Times published Thursday of 325 top funders, which it gleaned from internal campaign documents, to the roster of 635 bundlers that the campaign has disclosed publicly.
The Obama website, which says it shows those who have gathered more than $50,000, covers money raised as of the end of June, while the internal document covers through the end of May.
Read More at The Washington Times. By Luke Rosiak.
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I would’nt be suprised to see Comrade Putin or the Saudi Royals and Chinese Red Army on that list !The sad part is he’s likely promised more than we can pay in the way of freedoms ,lands and labor!Lets not forget his statement to Putins stooge”wait until after the election,he’ll have more lead way”The ? is what was he referring too?Yet another reason to vote for Romney !