Comments on: Democrats seeking to line the pockets of ACORN

By: Fred

Fred — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 00:53:59 +0000

Allright “dead people voting”—-too Chicago for me. Vote early, vote often, vote alive, vote dead! Vote foreign—Foreign contributions encouraged but NOT foreign business UNLESS Foreign contributions happen before the newly elected supportees give them business. FEC rules–screw them.

By: Howard

Howard — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 21:44:13 +0000

ARE THE POLLS TO BE BELIEVED ???
I, like many Americans believe that character, honesty, and integrity really do go to the foundation of who the next president should be.Obama is ahead in the polls because Obama is dramatically outspending McCain with television advertising … he has a biased media in the tank, who provides him with more and better exposure, and editorial endorsement … Obama has 96% of the black vote … he enjoys the relentless support of a completely biased entertainment industry, plus the left wing educational community, plus massive illegal, or unethical fund raising, and voter registration drives, by groups like Acorn … not to mention the fact that thanks to democratic propaganda, McCain has to carry Bush’s weight. At this point in time, many Americans are also beginning to question the validity of the POLLS. Are they skewed, like the biased media? Do they truly reflect reality? Are the sample groups mostly black voters? If the Democrats are so sure they’ve already won, how come they keep trying so hard to make the rest of us believe it? Just like they did against Hillary! There is a good chance that if we can keep voter fraud out of this election, that on November 4th, the actual voters, in the privacy of their booths, will elect McCain/Palin, by a comfortable margin. If you vote for Obama, you are also voting for voter fraud and a crooked media.
On November 4th cast your vote for McCain/Palin !!!

By: gadfly

gadfly — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 02:19:30 +0000

According to Larry Kudlow at Townhall.com ( we have to await the devil in the details on Monday) the House Republican negotiations over the weekend have resulted in the inclusion of a provision to federally insure some mortgages rather than buy them. With regard to the ACORN provision, he wrote:

“Sources also tell me that other conditions will be necessary to bring the House GOP along. First, the ACORN slush fund must be removed. Second, the so-called union proxy to run a slate of corporate directors is a big problem. Third, all profits from the Treasury rescue mission must be used to reduce the national debt â€” 100 percent. Fourth, Republican members are opposed to bankruptcy judges setting mortgage terms and interest rates (Sen. Obama also is opposed). Fifth, the so-called government equity ownership of banks is distasteful because it effectively creates a corporate tax increase on banks at a time when they are struggling. And last, the Treasury secretaryâ€™s request for $700 billion is regarded as way too high.”

By: J.Q. Taxpayer

J.Q. Taxpayer — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 17:20:42 +0000

I have had my share of health issues so it takes me a little longer to do research. So someone help me out here.

Obama wants to tax the “big rich companies” into his idea of “fair share”

Obama wants to tax the “rich 1%” into his idea of “fair ahare.”

I need help in understanding who Obama is thinking of who, may buy the gov. bonds to help this “bailout?”