The New York Times looks at a few oddball donors and concludes this is not much of a problem. Fact is that I believe $200 million dollars came in under the $200 per dollar increment so there could be potentially quite a bit of problems since all these donors seem to have escaped scrutiny since their information does not have to be filed. Or am I not seeing something? Secondly, if these came in on-line, etc. they must have used credit cards, no? Or Pay Pal or some such avenue. Why can't these be traced to the actual people?  Am I missing something?  As it is now, according to the WSJ, the turnover of records and the scrutiny will not happen in time to effect the election and it may be years before we get the stroy-if at all. But the New York Times treats the matter as just a minor problem:Someone identifying himself as "Jockim Alberton," from 1581 Leroy Avenue in Wilmington, Del., began giving to Mr. Obama last November, contributing $10 and $25 at a...(Read Full Post)