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damn i hate pelosi
Loop Capital:
Obama happily accepted more than $200,000 in bundled contributions from billionaire hedge-fund manager James Torrey, more than $100,000 in bundled contributions from billionaire hedge-fund manager Paul Tudor Jones and more than $50,000 in bundled contributions from billionaire hedge-fund manager Kenneth C. Griffin, chief executive officer of Citadel Investment Group in Chicago. Another notable: Chicago investment banker James Reynolds, who raised more than $200,000 for the Obama campaign while chief executive of Loop Capital Markets. The municipal bond specialist was a longtime friend of Obama's – feting the rising star in his Hyde Park home and convincing friends and associates to open up their wallets more than a decade ago.
https: //townhall.com/columnists/michellemalkin/2009/10/30/the-obama-white-house-bundlers-paradise-n1028380
Follow the money.. Loop Capital & Jesse Jackson
The most memorable of these character witnesses was Jim Reynolds, owner of Loop Capital Markets, a Chicago investment bank. Before singing Jackson's praises, Reynolds described how, after 20 years in the world of finance, he had founded his own firm. Reynolds boasted of Loop, "We're the number one underwriter of public securities . . . in this city and state. We've been at business approximately three years." And Reynolds explained his firm's meteoric rise: "A significant part of the access that we've enjoyed . . . has only been made possible through the tireless efforts of Reverend Jackson."
http:// www.weeklystandard.com/follow-the-money/article/12512
In 2003, James Reynolds, a Chicago investment banker who is a member of Obama's national finance committee, was recorded on FBI wiretaps arranging what prosecutors said was a "sham" consulting contract with a woman they called the "paramour" of a mayoral adviser in Philadelphia. His firm later won $300,000 worth of city contracts.
In 2004, Fred Malek, a co-chairman of McCain's fundraising committee, and his investment firm, Thayer Capital Partners, were censured by the Securities and Exchange Commission for not disclosing payments to a friend of former Connecticut treasurer Paul Silvester.
Silvester, who pleaded guilty in 1999 to racketeering charges, admitted in his plea agreement that he persuaded Malek and his company to pay a "finder's fee" on a state investment to the friend, who didn't do any work.
Malek and his company settled the administrative case without admitting or denying wrongdoing by paying the SEC $250,000.
Neither Reynolds nor Malek was charged with a crime.
>Dig into all the firms!!!
The point of digging is so that we can comprehend how all the points connect
The point of breadcrumbs is to put us in the right direction with confidence
The point of maps is to make it digestible to people who dont 100% align with our views.
can any code fags write up a website that "mind maps" all the points we uncovered with Q?
Something that can zoom in and out.. that can be seen from a high level view and also a micro view (like a google maps of research?)
>>8744
tbh i dont know. i have to look at what that is
>>8799
i cant pretend to know what any of that is. I can see it in my head, I can see how it would be helpful, but dont know where to go with it