and it sure doesn’t get a heck of a lot of attention.

For instance, Hill and Bill are for experience, yet Hill took $25,600 from Altria in 2008.

Mr. Change Obama, came in second, as Altria poured $9,135 into his 2008 money machine. He dropped the smoking of the cigarette but not its parent’s funding.

Hey its no secret, its an opensecret.

And they aren’t the only ones. Mitt Romney dumped his stock portfolio of Altria before starting the campaign.

I am very pleased that Senator John Edwards placed second in Iowa caucuses. He proved that “Show me the money” is just a quote from an old Tom Cruise movie and that the 2008 Presidency is up for grabs for things that money obviously cannot buy; like integrity, substantive answers, and plans of action. Mr. Edwards has stood out so far in this 2008′ presidential campaign as representing Change through Action and not Aplombin’.

Altria is doing well, on Wall Street’s top 5 list, and its inclusion in any wealthy person’s stock portfolio very likely, so do look and adjust accordingly. Remember, Wall Street put $4 million in 2004 November Fund, a conservative advocacy to attack John Edwards for having trial lawyer on his resume. Now who on the 2008 Presidency candidate’s list is not a lawyer?