Not clean or articulate enough for a real smooch.
Posted on 02/20/2007 9:04:49 AM PST by lowbridge
Not clean or articulate enough for a real smooch.
If she could figure out whether he'd dripping spit or snot...
I recruit youngsters into the Democratic Party by sucking their brains right out of their heads. Like this. Slurp!!!
I got something that he can kiss.
Ever been in a Turkish prison?
How does it compare to public housing?
U. S. Sen. Charles Smucher, D-N.Y., embraces Iyanna Brown,
5, in front of an apartment building in Starrett City
Don't worry kid. I'll make sure the private sector never gets its hands on you.
....and that damn kid is not 5 years old!!!
"working class housing market" my ass.
"Kiss your home good-bye, kid. I'm one of the silent partners buying you out."
Thats what I was thinking.
So this kid is 5? (doesn't look 5, but anyway)
"Only 13 more years and you won't have to live off your Mama's welfare anmore. You can sign up for your very own welfare!"
Ha ha, good catch...what kind of work do the residents of free (to them) housing do, exactly?
Media is always glad to propagate the feel good lies.
Voter registration and petition fraud is just the latest chapter in
ACORN's long sordid history. The EPI report also reveals:
ACORN Involved in Union Embezzlement -- In the late 1990s, ACORN's Project
Vote was involved in an $850,000 embezzling scheme, where union funds and
kickbacks were used to illegally aid the 1996 re-election bid of then-
Teamsters President Ron Carey. A New York federal jury found the Teamsters
political director guilty of the conspiracy.
ACORN bilks AmeriCorps -- In 1996, the Inspector General of the AmeriCorps
program stripped a $1 million grant from the ACORN Housing Corporation (AHC).
When applying, AHC had denied any connections to ACORN, since the grant was
not intended for political advocacy organizations. Evidence later uncovered
by the Inspector General found that not only was AHC created by ACORN, engaged
in numerous transactions with one another, and sharing staff and office space
-- but it utilized the AmeriCorps grant to increase ACORN membership, a
violation of federal guidelines.
ACORN Union-Busts Own Workers -- On March 27, 2003 the National Labor
Relations Board (NLRB) found that ACORN had violated the National Labor
Relations Act and was required to rehire and pay restitution to employees
terminated for attempting to form a union. The NLRB ruling is just the latest
in a trend of ACORN's union-busting tactics. ACORN employees have
historically demanded higher wages, safer working conditions and more timely
contracted wages. These efforts have been repressed behind closed doors by
the hypocritical ACORN leadership, which publicly advocates higher pay and
better working conditions for private sector workers.
ACORN and Minimum Wage Hypocrisy -- Most egregiously, ACORN promotes
ballot initiatives and local ordinances to force businesses to pay higher
minimum wages, as they are currently doing with the minimum wage proposal in
Amendment 5. In 1995, however, ACORN sued the state of California to have its
employees exempted from the state minimum wage. ACORN argued that being forced
to pay higher wages would mean that they would hire fewer employees -- the
very dilemma faced by businesses. Incredibly, ACORN stated that paying its
employees a lower wage would allow them to be more sympathetic to the low- and
moderate-income families they were attempting to help. ACORN argued that
abiding by the state minimum wage would limit their ability to promote their
agenda and would therefore be a violation of their First Amendment rights.
The trial court judge dismissed ACORN's suits, stating, "leaving aside the
latter argument's absurdity ... we find ACORN to be laboring under a
fundamental misconception of constitutional law."
"ACORN's history of voter registration fraud, hypocrisy, abuse of federal
grant programs, and disregard for sound economics should raise a red flag for
voters considering support for Amendment 5," Garthwaite said.
The full report is available online at http://www.EPIonline.org
They don't work....
They don't have to. They actually have more by not working.
There is no incintive at all to work because they will be worse off for it.
It is a rite of passage to sign up for welfare at adulthood or when the next generation of welfare kid is born, whichever comes first.
LOL! Good one!
No doubt, there are generations that have never been responsible for their own lives.
That is an infuriating fact, and sad, too. Can you imagine living a life like that? The most you can hope for is the government taking care of you?
Pathetic.
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