Friday, September 3, 2010

Suspicious Fire, Massive Voter Registration Fraud Plague County with ACORN-tied Congresswoman

August 31, 2010 by Anita MonCrief  
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An article posted at the site Texas GOP Vote highlights the close connection between Representative Kristin Thibuat and ACORN:
“The Republican Party of Texas today unveiled a new website, kristiworksforacorn.com. The site documents Democrat state Rep. Kristi Thibaut’s sordid past and her involvement with the notorious leftwing organization ACORN. Thibaut is the incumbent [...]

Did Jack McConnell Lie About ACORN During His Confirmation Hearing?

June 15, 2010 by Anita MonCrief  
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The ACORN apologists over at Media Matters were hard at work last week as they took time to once again whitewash or ignore the truth in order to protect ACORN. Even though Media Matters claims that my article titled “Radical Judicial Nominee Jack McConnell’s Disturbing ACORN Connections” is [...]

Key ACORN leaders gather in DC to help plan America’s future

June 14, 2010 by Anita MonCrief  
Filed under Commentary

Last week’s America’s Future Now Conference, hosted by the Campaign for America’s future, attracted progressive groups from around the country, including MoveOn, SEIU, ACORN’s Project Vote and politicians such as Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Representative Barbara Lee.

Despite ongoing investigations by the Department of Housing and [...]

OFA and the DNC: ACORN 2.0

June 3, 2010 by Anita MonCrief  
Filed under Commentary

If elections were like football games, this would be your two minute warning.  All of the passion, energy and renewed interest in politics that propelled the tea party movement of 2009 opens the door to a new level of involvement. As patriot groups around the country prepare for the [...]

Radical Judicial Nominee Jack McConnell’s Disturbing ACORN Connections

June 2, 2010 by Anita MonCrief  
Filed under Commentary, Features

“If you make a mess, you have to help clean it up”, John “Jack” McConnell said in his opening statement in a case that would have lasting and costly effects. From the looks of things McConnell and his friends may need a mop because there is a trail of corruption originating from Rhode Island that [...]

Obama, ACORN and Stealth Socialism: Dire Domestic Threat

May 27, 2010 by Anita MonCrief  
Filed under Commentary

As an ex-ACORN insider and ex-radical who used Democrat donor lists to raise money for ACORN alter-ego Project Vote and designed the ACORN 2005, 2006 and 2007 Political Operations Year End PowerPoint presentations, I know that President Obama (for whom I now regretfully [...]

Voter/Consumer Line Blurred

January 28, 2010 by Stacy Mott  
Filed under Commentary

By Ashley Sewell

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court lifted restrictions on corporations and unions when it comes to financial contributions for federal campaigns.  President Obama said the decision “gave a green light to a new stampede of special interest money in our politics” and other watchdog groups echoed his sentiment [...]

‘The Chicago Way’ is Obama’s Way

November 1, 2009 by Fran Eaton  
Filed under Commentary, Profiles in Conservatism

by Fran Eaton, first published @ Southtown Star
It was in the 1987 movie “The Untouchables” that we learned first about “The Chicago Way.” Overall, the gist is that when someone’s done something wrong, the victim retaliates with something slightly worse.
“The Chicago Way” seems to be the Obama administration’s modus operandi.
The administration is teaching “The Chicago [...]

Home health care workers face union pressure

November 1, 2009 by Fran Eaton  
Filed under Commentary, Profiles in Conservatism

By Fran Eaton, first published @ Southtown Star
Next Monday morning, ballots will be counted to determine whether Illinois families that care for severely disabled family members in their homes and receive financial assistance from the state will become union members.
In June, Gov. Pat Quinn signed an executive order that had been left on his desk [...]

ACORN maneuvers onto key federal financial board

November 1, 2009 by Fran Eaton  
Filed under Commentary, Profiles in Conservatism

by Fran Eaton, Illinois Review.com
Last week, in the midst of the ACORN scandals nationwide, the Dems not only ignored the allegations about giving illegal tax counsel and mortgage information to a pretend pimp and prostitute, they elevated ACORN. Indeed, Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) found a way to include ACORN reps on a financial oversight board, [...]

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