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Why is a Convicted Felon Visiting the POTUS on Multiple Occasions?

By Kay Daly November 29, 2011 9:18 pm

On Black Friday, the White House did a full scale document dump, and according to Michelle Malkin, http://michellemalkin.com/2011/11/28/di ... ment-dump/ one of the most interesting documents dumped was the official log book of visitors to the White House. Given what a cursory review reveals, no wonder they haven't wanted that bit of information to be released when anyone is paying attention.

Robert Creamer, the "Patron Saint of the Progressive Causes", http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,579973,00.html convicted of multiple counts of fraud, husband of Representative Jan Shakowsky (D-IL), known for his ruthless activism on the health care bill, against Social Security privatization, expertise in all things propaganda and promoter of all things "Occupy Wall Street" http://biggovernment.com/jpollak/2011/1 ... to-occupy/ had visited the White House no fewer than 60 times since Obama took office, five times in August, 2011 alone.

Speculation is that he is the architect of the 99% message for OWS and some kind of a liaison between the progressive activist base and the White House going into the campaign season. Yet another Alinsky disciple from Chicago with a criminal record bent on winning the election for Obama at all costs in 2012.

It's the Chicago way.

http://www.gopusa.com/freshink/2011/11/ ... bscriber=1

Congresswoman Claims 'Intimidation' From Blackwater Founder

By LEE FERRAN
Nov. 30, 2011
A U.S. Congresswoman today accused Erik Prince, the founder of the scandal-ridden, now-defunct private security firm Blackwater, of attempting to intimidate her to keep her from speaking out against the private security industry and Prince in particular.

Rep. Jan Schakowsky, D.-Ill., took the House floor today to present a letter she received a month before from an attorney representing Prince in which the attorney accused Schakowsky of making "false and defamatory statements" against Prince, abusing her Congressional power and implied legal consequences.

Calling the letter a "heavy-handed tactic" by Prince, Schakowsky told ABC News the message was clear. "Basically what they're saying is, 'Stop talking about us. We don't want you to talk about us' and [they're] starting to threaten."

"Maybe Ms. Schakowsky should brush up on her kindergarten-level reading skills," Mark Corallo, a spokesperson for Prince, told ABC News. Corallo said the letter is specific and only asks Schakowsky to "cease making false allegations of criminality against an American citizen."

The letter takes issue with an interview Schakowsky gave to Guy Adams, a reporter for the London-based newspaper The Independent, in September in which Schakowsky allegedly said that Prince had emigrated to the United Arab Emirates and that if he hadn't "he too would now be facing prosecution."

"Your statement to Mr. Adams, which imputes commission of a crime is per se libelous," the letter says. "The facts you assert about Mr. Prince show complete reckless regard for the truth... Mr. Prince has never committed nor ever been charged with any crime."

Though before its dissolution Blackwater suffered a string of high-profile scandals -- from high level indictments over allegations of illegal weapon exports to employees accused of outright murder -- Prince was never personally charged with a crime. A civil suit against Prince concerning government billing was dismissed in June.

Schakowsky, who did not bring up the Independent article in her presentation on the House floor, told ABC News that she never made the comment, which was paraphrased in the original report. Adams, the article's author, told ABC News he was "flabbergasted" Schakowsky would deny making the comment and said that Schakowsky had read the article shortly after its posting and never mentioned any misquote. A representative for Schakowsky said the congresswoman didn't notice the line until the letter came pointing it out.

Beyond the comment in the Independent, the letter to Schakowsky broadly criticizes her for what it said was her "malice [that] cannot be questioned."

"You have a multi-year history of making derogatory comments about Mr. Prince and his former company, Blackwater. You have abused your Congressional power to request that Mr. Prince be investigated," the letter says. "Your caprice in making a false and defamatory statement about criminal culpability is particularly galling in light of your husband's guilty plea to federal fraud and his time in prison." Schakowsky's husband, Robert Creamer, was indicted in 2004 on federal charges for check-kiting that defrauded banks out of $2.3 million and served five months in prison, according to a report by The Associated Press.

http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/congressw ... d=15059013

This is from 2009 and it looks like Beck was right about this one.

He must have just been at the White House all those times for tea with Valerie Jarret.

Ex-Con Robert Creamer Designed Leftist Blueprint

by Matthew Vadum
Posted on December 9 2009 8:30 am




A senior Democratic operative who defrauded banks in order to keep his Marxist community organization afloat is behind an influential book called Stand Up Straight: How Progressives Can Win which left-wingers say has inspired them in their fight to turn America into socialist Europe.

The felon’s name is Robert Creamer and he’s a disciple of the Marxist founder of community organizing, Saul Alinsky. He’s also the husband of Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.), one of Capitol Hill’s most visible cheerleaders for DMV-style Big Government healthcare. Schakowsky acknowledged in a speech that the Democrats’ â€