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http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/...=aW_Qty8aiVTo&refer=us
April 28 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama's supporters are giving him more than just record amounts of cash. They also are providing personal information that may make his donor list the most powerful tool in U.S. politics.
Even if the Democratic presidential candidate doesn't succeed in his White House bid, this data will make Obama a power broker in the party for years to come. For the interest groups or Democratic candidates he chooses to sell it to, it would provide a gold mine of information and access to potential donors.
Sure, this kind of information can be extremely valuable but this just seems kind of shady to me. Looks like a campaign contribution is a gift that keeps on giving. I'm glad I didn't donate any money to any candidate. :Q
April 28 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama's supporters are giving him more than just record amounts of cash. They also are providing personal information that may make his donor list the most powerful tool in U.S. politics.
Even if the Democratic presidential candidate doesn't succeed in his White House bid, this data will make Obama a power broker in the party for years to come. For the interest groups or Democratic candidates he chooses to sell it to, it would provide a gold mine of information and access to potential donors.
Sure, this kind of information can be extremely valuable but this just seems kind of shady to me. Looks like a campaign contribution is a gift that keeps on giving. I'm glad I didn't donate any money to any candidate. :Q