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At a 2004 hearing see Democrat after Democrat covering up and attacking the proposed regulations on protect Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (their Cash Cows) that destroyed our economy while Obama buddy Franklin Rains looted Fannie. These people should go to jail.

The ACORN front group Working Families Party has placed an ad on Craig’s List for “direct action” workers who will be paid $350 to $650 a week to “hold Wall Street accountable.” “Through direct action you will be shaping NY state politics for the next 20 years.”

The ACORN-affiliated groups existing today are ACORN in all but name. These groups tend to occupy ACORN’s former offices, are staffed in many cases with former ACORN employees, and remain committed to ACORN’s mission.

Liberal politicians from the White House on down have vigorously advocated for illegal immigrant amnesty and lax border enforcement in a naked attempt to bolster prospective voter rolls.

Obama taught Alinsky’s ogrish organizing techniques, which involve intimidation, blackmail, and violence targeted at corporations and governments. Like the amoral political strategist Niccolo Machiavelli, Alinsky taught that the ends justify the means.

Well not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Amy Busefink, 28, of Seminole, FL copped a plea to the crime of compensation for registration of voters while ACORN pushed voters for the Obama campaign.

Like a zombie in a horror movie, ACORN is alive! Even worse, it’s still in the business of registering Mickey Mouse and dead people to vote—and the person running its get-out-the-vote operation is under indictment for felony voter registration fraud.

Like the mythological hydra that grew two heads for every one cut off, the controversial ACORN group has been reborn under a swarm of new names and poses an “epidemic” voter-fraud threat that could alter the outcome of midterm elections, GOP leaders warn.

This video and the accompanying reports and articles expose the roots of the housing crisis fueled by subprime loans through the coercion of Obama lead ACORN tactics and government lawsuits forcing banks to make bad loans even when everyone knew there would be increased defaults.

Speaking to an alternative weekly on the eve of his 1995 run for state senate, Obama derided the “old individualistic bootstrap myth” of American achievement that conservatives were touting. Self-help strategies “have become thinly veiled excuses for cutting back on social programs,” he wrote in a chapter that he contributed to a book, After Alinsky: Community Organizing in Illinois.