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To: tejek who wrote (398418)	7/13/2008 7:48:05 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1573921

OMG! Thank you for posting those weak answers. The Senator, relatively inexperienced in this kind of work, was assigned to tasks appropriate for a junior lawyer. These tasks would have included reviewing documents, collecting corporate organizational documents, and drafting corporate resolutions. I've seen that one. And it is one hell of a weak answer. "JUNIOR LAWYER"! "reviewing documents, collecting corporate organizational documents, and drafting corporate resolutions"? That means pushing paper. His entire 9 year legal career was spent with this firm. Was he nothing but a paper-shuffling "junior lawyer" the whole time? Senator Obama does not remember having conversations with Tony Rezko about properties that he owned or any specific issues related to those properties. Since people were huddling in Rezko's buildings in Obama's district without heat in January in Chicago, why the hell didn't he talk to Rezko? A dozen times the city sued Rezko's companies over failure to provide heat. Residents say the buildings weren't insulated. Lots of Rezko's properties are not habitable anymore. And Obama never talked to Rezko about this? Bad answer! Wow, Obama's answer to everything is he knew nothing of any wrong doing at all. Unbelievable.