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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!(Sept. 15) -- Money may not be able to buy you love, but if you spend enough, it might be able to buy enough affection to secure a vote or two. After loaning her campaign another $15 million on Tuesday, California Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman made history. The latest cash infusion from her own bank account means that she has now funneled $119 million of her own cash into her contest with Democrat Jerry Brown, setting a record for the most money that a candidate has ever personally ponied up in an attempt to attain public office, the Los Angeles Times reported. Sponsored ...
So, not many people seem to want to buy cars made by Chrysler these days, but what about a Chrysler 300 that was once owned by soon-to-be president Barack Obama? Yes, with its V-8 engine, it's a bit of a gas guzzler. Still, the ride has leather seats, a navigation system, and a sun roof. The Obamas ditched the 300 in '07 in favor of a Ford Escape Hybrid. Anyway, though the blue book value on the 300 is $13,500, and Obama paid $32,000 for it when he bought it new in 2004, the car's current owner figures he'll get at least $100,000 for BHO's former vehicle. The latest e-Bay bid shows him to be ...
In the wake of the scandal rocking Illinois, a merry prankster who goes by the screen name "xthehaunting" has placed Barack Obama's Senate seat up on E-Bay. At last check, the going bid was $127.50. Governor Blagojevich has said the seat is "f***ing valuable," and that he wouldn't give it away for "f****ing nothing."So, let the fictional bidding begin. How much is too much? ...
It is being called the greatest example of turning lemons to lemonade in recent political history. Rush Limbaugh was sent a letter of condemnation by Senate Democrats. The senators were ostensibly offended by a segment on Mr. Limbaugh's talk show in which he castigated "phony soldiers." Well, Rush put the letter on e-Bay, promising to match the selling price and give the total amount to the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation. The letter sold for $2.1 million! Rush then asked Senate Democrats - apparently deeply sensitive to the needs of our armed forces - to match the selling price as ...
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