[GloriaJane]

I hope I can see the day that I can vote for Ken Blackwell as President.

[stevio]

Grrrr!!!!!!

[Allegra]

How I wish that this excellent article could somehow grow legs and leap into the mainstream media.

But I may as well wish for 700 billion dollars.

[frog in a pot]

Wonder if the provisions of RICO apply to ACORN’s activities?

[Petruchio]

Second, Republicans have tried to rein in Fannie and Freddie. Republican attempts to reform them in 1999 failed. In 2003, when Alan Greenspan testified about how Fannie and Freddie’s loose practices could endanger our financial system, it was Democrat Barney Frank who said these institutions were fundamentally sound, and should be more aggressive in getting loans to low-income people. In 2005, a Republican reform passed the Senate Banking Committee on a party-line vote, only to be blocked by Democrats from passing the full Senate. And in 2006 when John McCain spoke on the Senate floor of the need to reform Fannie and Freddie immediately, Democrats (including Barack Obama) would not respond.

*gasp*

You told the truth. Now the Obama Truth Squad is gonna git you . . .

[Don@VB]

I cannot understand why the McCain campaign has not saturated the airwaves with ads that state this simple association: Economic meltdown caused by subprime loans caused my ACORN coercion caused by Obama who was a major executive at ACORN. This is not a causal association for Obama. ACORN is Obama's smoking gun in the current economic meltdown.

[MichaelAsher54]

Penetrating Insights into the Obvious

[neverdem]

With all due respect, commentary like this belongs in the editorial sidebar of News/Activism Forum. Ken Blackwell is no blogger, and it’s not personal.

[Sun]

“Their organization is plagued by repeated investigations of voter fraud and other crimes.”

VOTER FRAUD really scares me. Republicans need to get out in high numbers to help make up for the VOTER FRAUD, including all those dead people who vote for Dems.