Obama Considering Corporate Sponsorship

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OBAMA CONSIDERING CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP OF SECOND INAUGURATION

by WILLIAM BIGELOW

Reports suggest Barack Obama is considering laying the cost of his second inauguration at the feet of corporate sponsors rather than private donors.

This would represent a reversal of his 2005 inauguration, when he banned donations from corporations. 

The ostensible reason he is reversing himself, according to Obama’s fundraisers and campaign advisers, is that donors are worn out from supporting his $1 billion reelection campaign. They also cite their perspective that inaugurations are more of a civic event than a partisan affair.

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