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first bid for the oval office. his team raised a record # $50 million for the campaign but some of his biggest donors are called into question. the white house says it s just a routine review. michelle malkin is a columnist and fox news contributor. i understand you re calling it funny money! reporter: oh yeah, this is the cashomatic machine that s been put in place since before president obama took office and i think what it shows you, these recent reports about this new sec audit shows you that the wheels grind very slowly in the campaign finance bureaucracy. it s taken this long for that panel to announce that it is doing this review, and it comes on the heels of a number of complaints, not only from individual citizen investigators but also from the gop, questioning some of the lax security measures of the obama campaign committee during 2008, everything from