LOOKS LIKE BOTH GUYS ARE ALL THE SAME.



John McCain and Barack Obama have urged investors to steer clear of Iran, but their family investments include mutual funds with shares in companies doing business in the oil-rich country, their financial disclosures show.
Obama decided to sell his mutual fund investment after USA TODAY asked about it Monday, spokesman Ben LaBolt said.

Tucker Bounds, a spokesman for McCain, said McCain's wife, Cindy, once controlled three such mutual funds but sold two of them. He did not say when the sales took place.

All three were held in trust for the McCain children. The third fund has not been sold, Bounds said. "We're reviewing it and evaluating the best course of action," he said.

McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, raised the investment issue Monday in a speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. He called on corporations and government institutions to pull their money out of Iran.


Obama's rival for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Rodham Clinton, has her assets in a blind trust, meaning she has no knowledge of or control over the investments.



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