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ACORN whistle-blower Anita Moncrief held a press conference Friday at the Right Online Convention in Las Vegas. She announced today that she will press FEC charges against the Obama Administration for the campaign’s illegal coordination with ACORN during the 2008 election.

ACORN whistle-blower Anita Moncrief held a press conference today at the Right Online Convention in Las Vegas. She announced today that she will press FEC charges against the Obama Administration for the campaign’s illegal coordination with ACORN during the 2008 election.

ANITA MONCRIEF VIDEO AT RIGHT ONLINE CONVENTION

We need some comic relief and some more motivation after the huge win for liberty today. So, in my attempt at a Paulsonian strategery to motivate my fellow FReepers, this projected cabinet should strike fear and anger in the hearts of all of us. Go McCain/Palin '08!!! President- Zero VP- Joseph "Plugs" Biden Secretary of State- John F'in Kerry Press Secretary- Helen Thomas Secretary of the Treasury- Franklin Raines Secretary of Commerce- Bernie Sanders Secretary of Defense- Richard Simmons Secretary of the Interior- Barney Fwank Secretary of Homeland Security- Jamie Gorelick Secretary of Transportation- Ray Nagin Secretary of Veterans Affairs-...

I recently had a conversation with a good friend of mine about Barack Obama. When he told me that Obama represents “change” and a break with the past, I agreed. I said that Hillary Clinton has been around forever and people are tired of the Clintononian will to power. Many Democrats are embarrassed by their racial comments and attempts to divide minority groups against each other for their own political purposes. But if Barack Obama is going to change things, shouldn’t we talk about the direction he will take the country if elected? Too many of his enthusiastic, young supporters...

If Hillary had hoped to put a South Carolina loss in a racial-politics box, she may have failed. If she set out to lose South Carolina as badly as possible, she certainly succeeded. Barack Obama garnered well over twice as many votes than Hillary and three times as many as John Edwards in easily beating both. He also derided the attacks coming his way from the Clinton campaign in his victory speech: Barack Obama routed Hillary Rodham Clinton in the racially charged South Carolina primary Saturday night, regaining campaign momentum in the prelude to a Feb. 5 coast-to-coast competition for...