The ACORN scandal — the community organizers that Barry helped to train; the community organizers who are supporting, endorsing, and working for Obama — just keeps getting worse, and worse, and worse. This might be the most serious, most egregious, most deliberate, and most widespread case of voter fraud ever.
And it’s all being done by and for Democrats. Especially for Barack Obama. Their Messiah.
In Lake County, Indiana, ACORN turned in 5,000 new registrations. The authorities there started reviewing them, and quit after they found that the first 2,100 were all fraudulent. The mind boggles: ACORN turns in thousands of new registrations, and not a single one represents a legitimate voter. Here is CNN’s report:
Shocking, I tell you. Shocking.
ACORN should be shut down immediately, it’s leadership locked up in prison, and they should be forever banned from registering voters or participating in the democratic process.
And every single one of their submitted voter registrations from this year — EVERY FUCKING LAST ONE OF THEM — should be independently verified.
I’m sure Obama’s myopic supporters will claim that this is simply a smear job, and an effort to disenfranchise poor and minority voters.
Except for one thing — you can’t disenfranchise voters who are 1) fictitious, 2) dead, 3) incarcerated felons, 4) children, or 5) the Dallas Cowboys.
h/t to Glenn Reynolds for the video.
The Wall Street Journal has much, much more on the ACORN / Obama relationship (the one that Obama keeps lieing about and doesn’t want you to talk or know about).
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The headline on Drudge is that ACORN has registered Mickey Mouse.
RICO was written for the mob, thus it is the perfect law to deal with ObamaCorn.
The full 6th Circuit bitch slapped ACORN and patty and ordered the DEMOCRAT Sect of State to do her fucking job and stop aiding and abetting fraud.
patty:
Tthank you for copying and slapping down the latest moonbat talking points. But, as usual, you lose. Legally, they needed 897,156 signatures for the recall, but to ensure that there were enough valid ones, they needed about 1.2 million. After they reach the numbers necessary, they stop verifying signatures because there is no need to continue doing so. Verifying signatures takes time and costs money. It is not the same as verifying voter registration where every registration must be verified. Trying to pass off the difference between the number collected and the number the Sect. of State said were verified as rejected, is dishonest of you. But, hey, what’s new?
Oh, and stop wasting people’s time with your b.s.
This is what I get for relying on Ace instead of reading the case myself. The 6th Circuit reinstated the TRO that ordered the Sect of State to do her job. It’s not a final order but an excellent sign that it will become final.
If she is ordered to do her job, the question still remains how diligent she will be. Ohio is in play, after all, and she wouldn’t be a good Obamabot, if she didn’t try and achieve the result she was ordered to.
RICO suit filed in Ohio on ACORN.
‘Bout damned time!
Now, only thirteen other states need to do the same.
“If you want to know why see-sawing John McCain has to be goaded, prodded, begged and dragged into spotlighting Barack Obama’s radical ACORN roots, here’s your answer:
Turns out John McCain had no problem calling ACORN members his friends during his ill-fated illegal alien shamnesty crusade.
Ugh.”
Michelle Malkin, 10/13/08
Oh, she finishes the article with “We’re Screwed ’08.”
Spare us. Your disingenuous has been previously noted. I have no doubt you are a supporter of illegal immigration yourself. McCain was being polite to one of the numerous sponsors of a rally for his comprehensive immigration bill. You, and a woman you undoubtedly hate, Michelle Malkin, need to get over it. And remember: McCain never used ACORN to illegally register voters or force lending institutions to make bad loans which resulted in this financial crisis – your boytoy obama did.
Speaking of disingenuous…bad loans weren’t the genesis of the crisis. You bundle leveraged financial instrument upon leveraged financial instrument upon leveraged financial instrument, and the end result is a financial product for which even the Wall Street “experts” are unable to fathom the risks.
The CDS market (which was created in 2000 by Phil Gramm’s Commodities Future Modernization Act) increased from a 900 billion market to a 62 TRILLION dollar market in 2008. That’s roughly five times the market cap of the NYSE. And you try to pin all of that on a small percentage of those who couldn’t pay their mortgages?
What color is the sky in your world?
Markets have fat tails, as the last few weeks have so impressively demonstrated. Try reading The Black Swan by Taleb. You might just be enlightened.
Speaking of disingenuous…
Yes, we were speaking about you….
bad loans weren’t the genesis of the crisis.
Did I say genesis? Thanks for mis-stating and mis-characterizing what I said. It’s what I’ve come to expect from you.
You bundle …. SNIP!
Thank you for copying and pasting the latest moonbat talking points. We’ve all heard it and it’s off topic.
The CDS market … SNIP!
Again, thank you for copying and pasting the latest moonbat talking points and again we’ve all heard it before and it’s off topic.
And you try to pin all of that on a small percentage of those who couldn’t pay their mortgages?
Thank you for trying to create a strawman. The topic was your asinine tu quoque regarding McCain and trying to put him in the same gutter as the filthy crooked democrats who got rich off ACORN forcing lending institutions to make loans that could not be paid back (Obama, et al.), by sleeping with Fannie Mae executives while passing legislation that dealt with them (Franks), by getting sweetheart deal mortgages with the expectation they would give something back (Dodd), by accepting the most donations from these sleezy institutions (Dodd, Obama, & Kerry), by Frederick Haines who ran Freddie Mac into the ground but left with $90 million bucks and went on to be an adviser to Obama, by blocking McCain from trying to seek oversight of these sleezy financial institutions (Pelosi, Reid, all the other sleezy donks).
What color is the sky in your world?
Blue, but I’m sure yours is green because you think that is where money comes from.
Try reading The Black Swan by Taleb. You might just be enlightened.
Yawn. I don’t take homework assignments from donks. Try reading the current and upcoming indictments of ACORN and soon Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae execs. I doubt you will be enlightened. Your cognitive dissonance is too entrenched.
What leadership — not!
Finally, on the matter of deregulation and the financial crisis, Sen. Obama should consider his own complicity in the failure of Congress to adopt legislation that might have prevented the subprime meltdown.
In the summer of 2005, a bill emerged from the Senate Banking Committee that considerably tightened regulations on Fannie and Freddie, including controls over their capital and their ability to hold portfolios of mortgages or mortgage-backed securities. All the Republicans voted for the bill in committee; all the Democrats voted against it. To get the bill to a vote in the Senate, a few Democratic votes were necessary to limit debate. This was a time for the leadership Sen. Obama says he can offer, but neither he nor any other Democrat stepped forward.
Instead, by his own account, Mr. Obama wrote a letter to the Treasury Secretary, allegedly putting himself on record that subprime loans were dangerous and had to be dealt with. This is revealing; if true, it indicates Sen. Obama knew there was a problem with subprime lending — but was unwilling to confront his own party by pressing for legislation to control it. As a demonstration of character and leadership capacity, it bears a strong resemblance to something else in Sen. Obama’s past: voting present. WSJ
why does it matter if a bunch of crummy people falsely filled out registrations cards because they wanted the money per registration? false registrations for Mickey Mouse and Jive Turkey don’t get used come election day. Is the allegation here that those false registrations will somehow be used?
Asking, why pay someone to register voters who aren’t going to vote?
And why would the Sec of State of Ohio knowingly sit on 200,000 false registrations?
If a person can’t figure out how to register to vote on their own, they should stay home.
If a person that does register, but needs some one to tell them where and when to vote, they should stay home.
They clearly can’t be trusted to make a rational decision concerning the election, anyway.
Is the allegation here that those false registrations will somehow be used?
Yes. What makes you think that every fraudulent registration is under the name Mickey Mouse?