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Email Exchange: Obama Tried To Steer $10 Million To Chicago Nonprofit Under Investigation

Email Exchange: Obama Tried To Steer $10 Million To Chicago Nonprofit Under Investigation

Jun 27, 2013Jack Flash

Excerpted from The Daily Caller:While he was a sitting U.S. Senator, Barack Obama attempted to steer $10 million in taxpayer money to a Chicago nonprofit under investigation for potential fraud, according to an email sent by the nonprofit's then-director of operations.

Former Save-A-Life Foundation (SALF) director of operations Vincent Davis sent an email dated June 10, 2007 to Eric Brandmeyer, an official at an Illinois hospital trying to implement SALF's controversial first-aid training programs at a local school district. Davis assured Brandmeyer that public funding for SALF would remain strong in the aftermath of a local media report on the group's potentially fraudulent activities.

"Naturally, I am aware of the recent press from ABC of Chicago and am concerned about SALF funding. Please give me your thoughts on the future of SALF funding in our area," Brandmeyer wrote to Davis on June 5, 2007.

"All is ok regarding funding, and we are getting Obama to help push through our legislation for an additional 10 million which is part of the Homeland Security bill," Davis wrote in his June 10 reply email.

SALF officials believed that their organization would be the intended recipient of at least $10 million in federal funding from the Community Response System Initiative (CRSI) Act of 2006, introduced by then-Minnesota senator Norm Coleman.

Davis' email also disparaged the reporting of ABC of Chicago reporter Chuck Goudie and whistleblower Peter Heimlich, who helped bring SALF's potential fraud to light in 2006.

"I'm not surprised that Mr. Davis would make false and absurd allegations about me and reporter Chuck Goudie," Heimlich told The Daily Caller. "Since hardly any kids received first aid training, what happened to the millions of tax dollars awarded to SALF for that purpose?"

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Email Exchange: Obama Tried To Steer $10 Million To Chicago Nonprofit Under Investigation
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