[BAW]

Harder and harder for WAPO to sweep under the rug . . .

[Army Air Corps]

Ping.

[FredZarguna]

The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now and the Service Employees International Union are as tight as Heidi Klum and a new pair of jeans.

You don't think about one without the other.

Yes, I do.

Frequently.

[Mamzelle]

PLEASE give Katty Parker no hits!! Please.

[ccmay]

She’s right, but I hate the dirty bitch and will not read her column.

[kcvl]

While Rathke and ACORN undoubtedly have done much good for impoverished people here and abroad

You want to bet!

[FredZarguna]

This coziness has been long known among conservative watchdog groups, but Washington has paid little attention until now.

House "conservatives" like Kathleen Parker have paid little attention until now, although posters at FRee Republic were yelling this from the rooftops long before the election. But Kathleen "The Useful Idiot" Parker does not have much to say about how well connected her candidate of choice is to both the SEIU and ACORN. He was not "once" their lawyer. He is into them and vice versa like conjoined twins -- or in this case -- triplets. An ugly image indeed, of a truly repulsive criminal enterprise, and the President it owns.

All this is but a shadow of the evil power they will control when Card Check and the fraudulent and forced unionization it brings with it is made law.

Get ready for Wagner Act 2.0, and then, the Deluge.

[ruination]

The first time I’d ever heard of the SEIU was when I saw this video of a La Raza rally in L.A. They turned out to be as bad as the video would suggest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgbCB8QlQWw

[backhoe]

I've started a running file on ACORN,
' The Issa Report- ACORN "a criminal enterprise..."'--Click the picture:

[GVnana]

One needn't be a mathematician to imagine what a national health-care option might mean to a union in search of new dues-paying recruits. The SEIU, which has promised "to fight tooth and nail" for a public option, is demonstrably persuasive. In Illinois, former governor Blagojevich (thank you for your patience) helped position the SEIU so that it could unionize health-care workers when he signed an executive order allowing collective bargaining. The SEIU showed its appreciation in advance by becoming Blagojevich's largest contributor, handing over $1.8 million for his two gubernatorial campaigns.