acorn and obama – two frauds in a pod
By American Girl in Italy on October 16, 2008 at 4:15 PM in Current Affairs
I can not believe that tax dollars, hundreds of millions of tax dollars, hundreds of millions of non-partisan tax payer dollars, fund this group:
who have this agenda:
and hires and pays these people:
ACORN hires Child Rapist, Thieves and Drug Dealers
who sign up these people:
Obama supporters
Name one accomplishment
Obama supporters in Tampa, FL
ACORN Registers 13-year old to vote in NM
Sandra Bernhard (I am sure ACORN didn’t sign her up, but she supports Obama, and this is vile)
Mickey Mouse
to register to vote, for this guy:
Whom they have endorsed. And people need not wonder why:
Why is registering to vote so difficult? I, in the past, have appreciated when there is someone in front of my local supermarket, registering voters. It is quite handy, and easy. But, why are tax payers paying millions of dollars to a partisan group, that is, frankly, not even capable of the most basic of tasks. I just don’t understand why we registering to vote is SO hard, that we need ACORN.
And…how hard is it to ask people to register to vote? The employees of ACORN, it seems, can’t even be bothered to get off their butts and do the job they were hired to do. Get 10-15 registrants a day. Sure, you might have to canvass a few blocks, or sit out in front of a supermarket, but it isn’t that hard. I used to sell a LOT of Girl Scout cookies, by going door to door, and hanging out at markets. I managed it, and I was eight, and I was selling something. Registering to vote is free.
And who are these people that sign up chicken fast food restaurants and Mickey Mouse. If they have already registered, then don’t sign up again! Those fake forms are costing a fortune to verify! And if you haven’t registered, then we obviously are wasting dollars to try and convince these people to sign up, if they are using fake names and addresses. But to use tax payer dollars, to produce these results is startling.
CNN Hits ACORN For Bogus Voter Registrations
And these ACORN people that bribe people to register, even though they are told they have already registered (50 times), are turning honest citizens into frauds, and criminals.
And now stories are surfacing about fraudulent voting actually taking place. People are using *safe houses* (abandoned homes) as their in state address, to obtain absentee ballots!
I understand the need to afford any American who wants to vote that right. But, I think we are sinking far too many tax dollars into a system that is dysfunctional, corrupt, partisan and self serving.
And, honestly, I don’t want those horrifically uninformed voters, voting. People who have not clue one about who is the running mate, or any clue as to any of their policies!
I have always accepted the outcome of a Presidential race, considering that the majority of the country thought that candidate to be the better. It gave me some sort of reassurance, that, well, even if I think my candidate is better, the majority of the country sees something in the candidate who won, the majority is the victor.
But, now, to have a president, who is potentially chosen by voters who have not a clue about anything the candidate stands for, to have a President who was chosen by massive voter fraud, that won the primary because of intimidation/caucus fraud, a skewed delegate disbursement, and an extremely biased liberal media is not right.
I was ticked off in 2000 and 2004, with the charges of voter fraud. But now, I see that the Democrats are no better, if not worse then the party they attacked in 2000.
I have seen, over the past year, the people who are supporting Obama, and the lengths they will go to to elect their *chosen one* and it is, frankly, quite frightening. The nastiness that I have seen, the attacks, the threats, the censorship, the intimidation, the signs, the videos, the t-shirts…
And one of the worst things about this whole ACORN scandal is that it has a partisan agenda, and is funded by tax payer money. And I dislike the feel of voters being used, diven to the polls, and given a pack of smokes, or a cheeseburger, just to vote for ACORN’s *chosen one*.
Why can’t they just have people register at the post office (or library)? And if you live in the boonies, and you are elderly, or homebound, you can ask your postmaster to deliver your voter registration card to your mailbox. This way, it requires an ounce of effort, therefore, those who really are wanting to vote, will make this teeny tiny little bit of effort to register. And for those who are homeless can still pick up the card at the post office, and can use that address to register.
I would much rather the President of the United States be chosen by someone who is interested enough to make an ounce of effort to register. At least they are more likely to be somewhat informed.
ACORN registering all of these people does not prove they are even going to show up to vote. If people care so little about the process to even bother trying to sign people up, forge hundreds of signatures, bribe people to sign fake names, and shame on those who do sign fake names, then we do not need to be paying organizations like ACORN.
The Democratic party has been touting the increased new registrants over the past year, talking about how excited the base is, and, to me, insinuating that they are going to trounce the Republicans, because of all these new voters. Well…were they counting on the Mickey Mouse vote?
I do think there is an increase in new voters this year. I do think there are a lot of new voters, who are invigorated and excited about the election this year. I do think Obama has brought a lot of excitement, as did Hillary, and now McCain/Palin. But, I think all of those people would have registered on their own, without having to pay ACORN millions in tax payer dollars.
And, despite the facts that Obama gave them $833,000, defended ACORN in a lawsuit, partnered with William Ayers and the Woods Fund to distribute money to ACORN, attempted to lie on his *fight the smears* web site, which had to be changed when he was busted, and used to do community organizing with them…
Obama said:
“We’ve got the best voter registration, turnout, and volunteer operation in politics right and we don’t need ACORN’s help.”
So, let’s stop funding ACORN. And I think Obama and the Democrats need to explain why they included a multi-million dollar package for ACORN in the financial bailout, if we don’t need ACORN.
I found this video, while pulling vids for this post:
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