Oil and big corporation money funding Hillary – Obama relies on common middle class- the war is here between rich and middle class in America
Sonia Joshi
Jul. 1, 2007

It is called the battle of the ballots. The Democratic primary will be the show of power between the common middle class and hard working people of America, and the rich. The rich, special interest, large corporations, and of course the oil money is funding Hillary Clinton. Senator Obama got ahead a little bit because common hardworking people gave him some.

A barrage of small donations from grassroots supporters helped Barack Obama, the Democratic presidential hopeful, raise $32.5m in campaign funds over the past three months, outstripping Hillary Clinton, his biggest rival.

The special interests’ candidate normally has their own US presidential elections. They seal the deal at the primary stage. For example Gore and Bush in 2000 were both funded by the left side and right side of the special interests. Any attempt by others went nowhere. You need big money to win the US Presidential election.

This time Hillary is their choice. She will provide the left wing version of the continuity from George Bush. Under Hillary Clinton the status quo of the big money will be intact as it did under Bill Clinton and George Bush.

Can Obama win?

He can but may not be in 2008. American people even today do not understand who controls the country. Democracy and free speech is there until they are convinced they can run the propaganda machine better.

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