Barr campaign: $50,000 in debt after the election

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Dear Friend,

Thanks to our efforts to expose the truth about the Bush/Obama/McCain Bailout (BOMB), some in Congress seem to be at least temporarily coming to their senses and putting a hold on the spending of $350 billion of the Wall Street Bailout fund.

For now, the BOMB is defused.

But in the New Year, with a great increase in the number of far left-leaning members of Congress (in both parties) anything is possible.

Since the Obama election investors have been none-too-happy with his platform of increasing taxes and government spending. Before the election the Dow Jones Industrial average had fallen 35% with predictions that after the political races are over, there would be a recovery. As of Monday’s decline, the Obama election has yielded another 17% decline in the market.

Barely 60 million voters – out of more than 300 million citizens in our nation — elected Barack Obama. That’s right, 20% of the population. Many are not going to be happy with the announcement this week that Senator John McCain has pledged to work with the new President. Of course, this should come as no surprise to you.

So we can be sure that the Republicans aren’t going to be standing up against the Obama plans. That leaves it up to you and me.

Unfortunately, before I can fully engage in political matters, I must close up my campaign and pay our final expenses. We have a modest debt and about $50,000 in accounting and compliance-related expenses still to address.

Your gift of $25, $50, $100 or even more today will move us very close to winding down these matters so we can plan for the future and start once again moving forward