*VIDEO* Revealed: Obama phones sold to buy drugs
“Hey, I don’t judge.” -Obama Phone Provider
Ever notice that federal universal phone charge on your cell phone bill? Here’s what you’re paying for:
video by The Veritas Project’s James O’Keefe
video by The Veritas Project’s James O’Keefe
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