THE 75 CONGRESSIONAL NUTS WHO VOTED TO CONTINUE TAXPAYER FUNDING TO ACORN

THE FREEDOM POST ^ | September 18, 2009 | The Capitalist

[RetSignman]

I’m surprised McNut and Leslie Graham weren’t on that list.

[ransomnote]

If the upcoming video releases are, as one commenter on another thread suggested, about voter fraud...would THAT embarrass the 75??? Even voter fraud, and its massive implications, isn’t as morally repulsive as supporting the trafficking of children...is there ANYTHING that ACORN could do that would offend the corruptocrats? ANYTHING? What if ACORN was exposed for racial profiling against minorities? Would THAT finally be heinous enough, in the eyes of the 75, to cut off funding?
Said another way: What would ACORN have to ‘have’ over a person (blackmail, damaging information) to make an image conscious politician remain loyal to the organization in the face of such public disgust and looming legal challenges? Did ACORN get them elected??? Were they counting on ACORN to get them or their president re-elected?

[ransomnote]

You know, there are two congress critters who voted present??? Hastings and Watt. The bar has been set lower for cowardice......

[Earthdweller]

Andre Carson (Indianapolis) is on the list! Surprise!/s

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[Earthdweller]

Thanks for the ping!

[Chief901]

This Should Happen:
File charges on the 82 (75 in the House and 7 in the Senate) Senators and Representatives with violation of Federal Law, “Conspiracy to Fund Organized Criminal Activity”. (RICO)
They should be arrested and removed from government.

[nodumbblonde]

You’re welcome! :)

[Elsie]

Indeed!

This is going out as an e-mail in a minute!

[MNJohnnie]

I suspect if you cross reference this with Congressional districts you would discover that these are all these Congresscitters all represent major urban areas. ACORN has been the engine of voter fraud to elect these people and they know it.

[wildandcrazyrussian]

Actually, 2 of the 75 (Mollohan and Rahall) are from West Virginia, a state which is predominantly rural / small town, overwhelmingly White, and very religious. The only common factor is that the Democrat Party has been in total control of state power since 1932, and these Democrats are heavily entrenched because of party loyalty of the majority of people who still worship FDR. But I think this info will make the rounds, and there are 3 Republicans who have pre-filed to run for Mollohan's seat.

PS: His father was first elected to this seat in 1952, and 2009 - 1952 = 57 years, so what does that tell you?