Trumped-Up Charges? Republicans Rejected Man’s Claims That Obama Sold Cocaine In Coll

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By David Perel - Executive Vice President/Managing Editor Radar

A man claiming to be a close pal to President Obama during college made contact with Republican operatives recently, ready to go public with claims that Obama used and sold cocaine in college, RadarOnline.com is reporting exclusively.

The operatives tried to spread the story through the media and the Romney campaign, a source close to the situation told Radar.

“At first he wanted to do a book,” a source close to the situation told RadarOnline.com about the alleged college pal. “But there just wasn’t enough time before the election.

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“The people he is involved with have produced other credible information that is damaging to national Democratic figures in the past few years.”

Operatives close to the Romney campaign were contacted and rejected the information, the source told Radar.

“They didn’t want anything to do with it,” the source said. “They thought it was not anything they wanted to be associated with or anything their candidate would want to be associated with.”

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In fact, the man’s charges about Obama never reached Mitt Romney.

A proposal of the man’s story was created and viewed by Radar. The document claims that there are multiple sources who can back up allegations that Obama used and sold cocaine in college.

The alleged pal was willing to go on the record for the story and take a polygraph test, according to the source.

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“The operatives close to the Romney campaign believed the man’s story would be the ultimate October Surprise but they got nowhere.

“People who would have taken the information to the highest levels of Romney’s campaign just wouldn’t touch it.

“They don’t want their candidate smeared with this type of activity.”

 

[Busybody]

TRUMP SAYS HE HAS OCTOBER SURPRISE: Donald Trump told Fox & Friends that he’ll reveal a “bombshell” on Obama tomorrow (Wed.). Hmmm……. This election season is zany– I guess because the stakes are so high.

 

[Busybody]

I believe it!

 

[richard_daily]

I think you meant W.

 

[Busybody]

can it SCHMUCK.....2nd dumbest WHITE MAN ON LIT

IGGYLAND, TurdBall

 

[richard_daily]

can it SCHMUCK.....2nd dumbest WHITE MAN ON LIT

IGGYLAND, TurdBall

Why such a serious face?

 

[hogjack]

I think you meant W.

President Bush has acknowledged using cocaine but not selling it.

In his book and in interviews he didn't want to carry the kind of "transactional cash" necessary to sell cocaine and, anyway, it was too "nickel and dime money" compared to oil profits. Plus, his inventory had to "last until the end of each semester".

 

[koalabear]

Man’s Claims That Obama Sold Cocaine In College

The guy is confused. That's what he will be doing after the election.

 

[Busybody]

The guy is confused. That's what he will be doing after the election.

Bro gotta pay for da bling

 

[Busybody]

 

[Busybody]

Trump adviser knocks down speculation that Obama revelation is about cocaine



An adviser to Donald Trump told The Daily Caller on Tuesday that speculation that the real estate mogul’s “very big” revelation about President Barack Obama expected this week has to do with college-era allegations involving cocaine is not true.

“Mr. Trump’s announcement is substantially more important to the American people than these allegations made against the president,” Michael Cohen, special counsel to Trump, told TheDC by phone on Tuesday.

RadarOnline reported Tuesday that a man claiming to be a college friend of Obama’s is trying to spread the allegation that the president sold cocaine while in college. The publication played up the story with the headline: “Trumped-Up Charges?” The president has admitted to using drugs in his younger days.

On Monday, Trump teased an “October surprise” about Obama that he says he plans to announce on Wednesday. He is staying mum, telling followers on Twitter to “just wait and see.”


Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/10/23/t...ma-revelation-is-about-cocaine/#ixzz2A9lm7MMk

 

[Busybody]

Obama would be lucky if Trump did have some big shit

This way he can blame the LOSS on that and remain a martyr

Otherwise, he will be seen as A LOSER

 

[hogjack]

Prediction:

President Obama public-speaking fees in 2016: $100K/per

TurnerLeaf/busybody public urination charges in 2016: 3

 

[Busybody]

I Liked It Better When Trump’s Bombshells Were His Girlfriends


By Jim Geraghty

October 23, 2012 4:50 P.M.

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With his trademarked humility and circumspection, Donald Trump recently boasted he’s about to announce huge news about President Obama, and one rumor has already been reported: “Douglas Kass, a Florida-based investor who appears on CNBC’s talkshow ‘Squawkbox’ where Trump is often a commentator, tweeted to his 48,000 followers: ’High above the Alps my Gnome has heard that Donald Trump will announce that he has unearthed divorce papers between the Prez and his wife.’ “

The fact that the Obamas went through rough patches in their marriage, and contemplated divorce at one time, is not news. Most accounts of the Obamas’ lives attribute the marital stress to financial difficulties.

David Mendell discussed the Obamas’ surprisingly dicey personal finances in his 2007 biography of the then-senator, Obama: From Promise to Power:


He and Michelle were living a middle- to upper-middle-class, white collar existence, going home to a spacious town house in Hyde Park and employing a caregiver to help with child care. But despite their combined incomes, which topped $250,000 a year, Obama had personal debt. He had maxed out his credit card, partly on campaign expenses, and the couple were both repaying student loans from Harvard.

Those campaign expenses came from Obama’s 2000 Democratic-primary bid to unseat Representative Bobby Rush, a four-term incumbent with 90 percent name recognition and a 70 percent approval rating. Obama lost, garnering 30 percent to Rush’s 61 percent. Michelle reportedly thought the campaign was a bad idea, and a new book, Ed Klein’s The Amateur, claims that the stress of the defeat and resulting debt brought the couple to the brink of divorce.

In his book, Klein cites a friend of Michelle Obama who says, “Michelle actually had divorce papers drawn up.” Could those papers have been sitting in some file cabinet all these years? Could Trump’s people have somehow gotten a copy of them?

Unless there’s some sort of genuinely shocking information in that filing that would be pertinent to evaluating Obama today — Drinking? Drug use? Violent temper or mood swings — it’s hard to imagine these papers it would sway voters much in this year’s election. While it’s unlikely Trump’s latest publicity stunt could backfire sufficiently to jeopardize Romney’s standing in the polls, it’s hard to imagine the Romney campaign brain trust in Boston being thrilled with loose cannon Trump seizing the headlines and making the Obamas look like victims. (Clearly high-profile Clinton marital issues didn’t hurt Democrats in the 1998 midterms or Hillary Clinton’s 2000 bid for Senate.)

Having said that, if unflattering details about Obama are revealed to the public because of divorce papers, two men are likely to spend the day laughing: Obama’s 2004 Democratic primary rival Blair Hull and Obama’s short-lived 2004 general election rival, Jack Ryan. Both men had their divorce papers unsealed by suddenly nosy members of the Chicago media, a press corps that never was quite so dogged in pursuit of politicians’ divorce papers since

 

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