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Sep 22 2009

ACORN fraud unit comes to Fort Wayne

Posted by AWB in Obama

That’s right folks.

ACORN is bringing one of it’s subversive units to Fort Wayne, which operates under the name of Organizing for America. Nick Buis, State Organizer and Alison Griffin, Regional Organizer for Organizing for America are leading the charge, (read; ACORN) and will be in town on Saturday, September 26, 2009 at 8:30 a.m. at Brevin’s Restaurant in Churubusco.

Show them what you think, and make your way to the sidewalk outside Brevin’s restaurant in a peaceful protest. Better yet, Brevin’s has very good food, show up at 6:00 and let’s pack the place.

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are you serious says:

September 22, 2009 at 10:00 am

Organizing for America is nothing more than a spin-off of ACORN, we all know it, thanks for the heads-up.

NEW ORLEANS, LA — ACORN’s Political Action Committee today announced that it has endorsed Sen. Barack Obama for President.

ACORN PAC’s representatives went through an extensive process of interviewing each of the major Democratic candidates. ACORN is a national anti-poverty organization which has hundreds of thousands of members in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods in 104 cities.

“Last night, Sen. Obama received the more than necessary two-thirds of the majority needed from our elected national leadership to secure the endorsement,” said Maude Hurd, ACORN’s National President. “Over the past months, we have worked with the leading candidates; ACORN’s members have deep appreciation and respect for Senators Clinton and Edwards and their work on behalf of our communities. What it came down to was that Senator Obama is the candidate who best understands and can affect change on the issues ACORN cares about like stopping foreclosures, enacting fair and comprehensive immigration reform, and building stronger and safer communities across America.”

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