Michelle Malkin: ACORN and Obama - together again

OneNewsNow ^ | February 18, 2009 | Michelle Malkin

[2ndDivisionVet]

Are we going to let them get away with all this?!

[unkus]

This might rile up some of the folks. It’s going to get ugly pretty quick.

[newheart]

[antceecee]

NO! Not as long as I draw breath.

[Fred Nerks]

ACORN is targeting the following cities:

Tucson, Ariz.; Oakland, Calif.; Los Angeles, Calif.; Contra Costa County, Calif.; Orlando, Fla.; Baltimore, Md.; New York, N.Y.; Houston, Texas; San Mateo County, Calif.; Denver, Colo.; Bridgeport, Conn.; Wilmington, Del.; Broward County, Fla.; Boston, Mass.; Flint, Mich.; Detroit, Mich.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Raleigh, N.C.; Durham, N.C.; Albany, N.Y.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; Pittsburgh, Pa.; and Dallas, Texas.

[zwerni]

was there actually money in the porkulus bill for acorn? and if so - why isn’t that big news? why aren’t the republicans crying foul? didn’t acorn prove that they are just a huge liberal vote stealing entity during the election? should this even be an issue?

sorry a few rhetorical questions...

[Cicero]

This is going to get very ugly. As I’ve been saying for some time, it will make the first Great Depression look like a walk in the park.

[antceecee]

Republicans in office have lost their acorns... nuts... I urr mean uhhhh...
(Geez it’s catching.. I need some antibiotics,,,err antiobamics...err yeah...)

[smoothsailing]

[Jenny217]

“We’re going to be calling all of you in to help us shape the agenda. We’re gonna be having meetings all across the country...so that you have input into the agenda.”

Don’t get too concerned just yet.

I worked with these types for years and believe me they LOVE meetings. They are far more concerned with everyone “being heard” and “coming to consensus” than actually doing anything. By the time they’re done ‘processing’, the meeting’s over. The money gets spent though, but most of it on meetings and planning. Rarely is anything substantive ever decided or accomplished.

[bitterohiogunclinger]

Not only will they get away with it, the irony is double. The deadbeats all get either free houses on your dime, but the DemonRATs pulled 4 billion dollars out of you wallet to pay ACORN to continue to break the law. This folks, is treasonous and an impeachable offense. In 5 weeks Obama has done more to destroy this country without firing a shot than our outside enemies have been able to do since our founding. Congress is ignoring the will of the people and conspiring to sell us into slavery. Any Congressman that has voted for the Porkulus bill should be subjected to recall petitions now, and Obama should be Impeached now.

[blueplum]

ACORN offices, funded with your tax dollars, are training teams of "Home Savers" -- described as "people ready and willing to mobilize on short notice to defend the homesteaders against attempts to evict them."

- so we know this is going to happen; and likely on a street near you. So what is the 'official' response going to be?

[lonevoice]

ping

[Post Toasties]

The money gets spent though, but most of it on meetings and planning. Rarely is anything substantive ever decided or accomplished.

That's already not the case in this instance, so don't rely on such reassurances.

[bossmechanic]

I just want to know when they come to a theater near me.
This is gonna get ugly. Odds are completly against any peaceful “mutual exchange of ideas”

[Fred Nerks]

“This is Our House Now” - TV Crew Tapes ACORN Thugs Breaking Into Foreclosed Homes (video)
Evil Conservative Radio ^ | 21 Feb 09 | EC

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2190591/posts

[rockinqsranch]

“Rarely is anything substantive ever decided or accomplished.”

Wondering then how they accomplished what they did?

[Salvation]

Thanks goodness things have changed here!

U.S. Bishops Cut All Funding to ACORN, Activities Funded Hard to Determine
Bishop discusses reasons behind cutoff of ACORN funding
Catholic Church drops ACORN funding

[Salvation]

**was there actually money in the porkulus bill for acorn?**

Yes

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/search?m=all;o=time;q=quick;s=acorn;x=20

[SuziQ]

"After you've used all your legal options, your last resort is civil disobedience. We're talking about families who have been in their homes 20 or 30 years. People who are assets in the community, who look out for the elderly, who have community associations, and these are the people being kicked out of the community."

I call BS on that statement. Most of the families in trouble are younger families. The 'elderly' would probably have already been in a house for quite a while.