WHAT DO COMMUNITY ORGANIZERS DO?....THE CONVINCE HOMELESS PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR THEIR CANDIDATE
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ACORN Working The Magic In ...
from mcnorman.wordpress.com
Oct
2008
ACORN working it's magic to bring those voter registrants in.
The guy promoting the free taxi program to register the homeless in Ohio exults: “It’s a perfect opportunity for them to come in, register at a temporary address like a homeless shelter or a YMCA or something like that. They can register at that address because they don’t know where they’re going to be tomorrow or next week.”
ACORN, as you know, is heavily involved in these fraud-riddled voter registration efforts in Ohio
Another woman describes trolling bus stops and picking up prospects: “I asked ‘em if they’re registered to vote and if they weren’t, I said ‘Get in the car, I’m bringing you!’”
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Oct
2008
ACORN Caused The Housing Crisis! Democrats To Blame For Mortgage Meltdown! Bank Industry Didn't See This Coming!Those and other, similar headlines are total bull shit. ACORN may be a lot of things, but a community service organization, no matter how large and nefarious, simply cannot generate trillions of dollars worth of debt. Democrats do deserve a share of the blame for the whole mess, they're just as guilty as the Republicans, the only difference being the modus operandi of the criminals, not the level of criminality itself. And, if the bank industry didn't see this coming, they are some lousy bankers.Let's say all of the things that have been alleged in all the viral videos and indignant blogs are true. You're still missing the bigger picture. The housing market was flooded with product at the same time that product was being over-valued and massive loans were extended based on that inflated valuation, across the board. USA Today reported in July about the problem in Miami:Yet, even seen in the most favorable light, the Miami area is still suffering from the rampant speculation that triggered overdevelopment and galloping home prices, followed by a collapse of the mortgage market. What followed was a surge of foreclosures and short sales, in which owners, with a lender's agreement, sell a home for less than the value of the mortgage and thereby avoid foreclosure.Therefore, gazillions of dollars worth of second and third mortgages, and renegotiated mortgages were extended based on nothing. If a home is worth 100,000 dollars, but appraised at 200,000 dollars, 100% financing means that somebody just took out a loan for 100,000 dollars worth of air. And everybody, from the realtors, to the mortgage holders and all the other credit rapists in between, knew it.The housing boom that began in 2000 and lasted a full five years looked certain to set up homeowners for a better retirement. Median home values rose dramatically and millions of Americans felt much wealthier because of it.The probl
Oct
2008
Found at Chicagoans Against Obama.Just so you know, this is what they do:
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