Stop the Press: Michael Signator

Michael Signator is the closest bodyman to Barack Obama who has more than equal chance to be the next U.S.

Michael Signator is a campaign aide and longtime friend of Senator Barack Obama.

Michael Signator was paid $50,000 by Obama in 200 Michael Signator was the first to be informed by Obama when Obama learned he would give the keynote at the 2004 DNC.

Michael Signator provides “supplemental security support” for Obama’s campaign.

Michael Signator was the first to be informed by Obama when Obama learned he would give the keynote at the 2004 DNC.

Michael Signator provides “supplemental security support” for Obama’s campaign. According to Politico Michael Signator is the star of bulletins chronicling Barack Obama’s movements, one of only a few nonrelatives to consistently get time with Obama and a trusted confidant who has shared some of the most pivotal moments of Obama’s career with him. Though Michael Signator owns a home in suburban DuPage County”about an hour west of the Obamas’ Chicago home”he also rents an apartment on the 16th floor of a high-rise called Regents Park, located just a few blocks from Obama’s house in the leafy Kenwood neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side.

We started to search the net and particularly the website of Barack Obama to see if it may be possible to find any information about Michael Signator.

The name of Michael Signator is now the top searched name in Google. Michael Signator is a campaign aide and longtime friend of Senator Barack Obama.

He works out for over an hour at the apartment building of his former bodyman . Technically, Signator’s job is to provide “supplemental security support” for Obama’s presidential campaign and also to coordinate the Obama family’s personal and campaign schedules, according to Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt. For security reasons, Obama’s presidential campaign refuses to reveal the details of Signator’s role, but LaBolt said it brings Signator into frequent, close contact with the Obamas.

Obama’s 2004 U.S. According to Federal Election Commission records, Obama’s campaign through the end of August had paid Signator $47,60 The payments, which began in March 2007 at $2,900 a month, dwindled to less than $800 a month in May of this year - a full year after the Secret Service began protecting Obama.

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