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17 Oct 2008 - OBAMA'S ACORN AND THE FBI
WASHINGTON -- The FBI is investigating whether the community
activist group ACORN helped foster voter registration fraud
around the nation before the presidential election.

A senior law enforcement official confirmed the investigation
to The Associated Press on Thursday. A second senior law
enforcement official says the FBI was looking at results of
recent raids on ACORN offices in several states for any
evidence of a coordinated national scam.

Both officials spoke on condition of anonymity because Justice
Department regulations forbid discussing ongoing investigations
particularly so close to an election.

ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform
Now, says it has registered 1.3 million young people, minorities
and poor and working-class voters -- most of whom tend to be
Democrats.

Republican accusations about the group were raised during Wednesday's presidential debate between Democrat Barack Obama and GOP candidate
John McCain.

Some ACORN employees have been accused of submitting false voter
registration forms -- including some signed `Mickey Mouse' or other
fictitious characters.

Those voter registration cards have become the focus of fraud
investigations in Nevada, Connecticut, Missouri and at least five
other states. Election officials in Ohio and North Carolina also
recently questioned the group's voter forms.

ACORN has said the "vast majority" of its workers are conscientious,
but some might have turned in duplicate applications or provided
fake information to pad their pay. Workers caught submitting false
information have been fired, ACORN officials say.

ACORN says laws in a number of states require it to submit all
registration cards it collects even dubious ones, so its workers
segregate applications with missing, suspicious or false information
and flag them so state election officials can quickly check them
further.

17 Oct 2008 - Obama and ACORN: Relationship May Be More Extensive Than Candidate Says
Twice in the last week, Barack Obama has said his relationship
with ACORN -- the Association of Community Organizations for
Reform Now -- began and ended with legal work he did for the
group in 1995.

The Democratic presidential candidate made his remarks in an
effort to distance himself from the low-income advocacy group,
which is under investigation for voter fraud in several states.

But that assertion is subject to debate. Obama conducted training
sessions for ACORN workers a decade ago, and his campaign also
recently paid an ACORN subsidiary for canvassing efforts.

Plus his work with a group called Project Vote back in 1992
raises questions about whether he was involved with ACORN back then.

Project Vote was one of Obama's earliest political successes.
As director of Illinois Project Vote, Obama helped register
150,000 new voters in Chicago, and he was heralded for his
efforts in local media.

ACORN was also registering voters at that time, and its
relationship with Project Vote casts some doubt on Obama's
statement that his involvement with ACORN didn't begin until
three years later.

Obama's campaign Web site -- in a section called "Fight the
Smears" that is devoted to shooting down harmful rumors about
his candidacy -- states as "fact" that "ACORN was not part of
Project Vote, the successful voter registration drive Barack
ran in 1992."

The site also states, "Barack Obama never organized with ACORN."
But accounts from the 1992 voter drive suggest the two groups
were at least working alongside each other, if not together.

A blogger for Obama's campaign Web site in February wrote: "When
Obama met with ACORN leaders in November, he reminded them of
his history with ACORN and his beginnings in Illinois as a Project
Vote organizer ... Senator Obama said, 'I come out of a grassroots
organizing background. ... Even before I was an elected official,
when I ran (the) Project Vote voter registration drive in Illinois,
ACORN was smack dab in the middle of it.'"

Also, Chicago ACORN organizer Toni Foulkes wrote in the 2003
edition of the journal Social Policy that the two groups were
working to register voters when Obama led the effort in Illinois.

She wrote that Obama and Project Vote made it possible for Carol
Moseley Braun to win her Senate seat in 1992, and that "Project
Vote delivered 50,000 newly registered voters in that campaign
(ACORN delivered about 5,000 of them)."

But ACORN spokesman Lewis Goldberg told FOXNews.com "there was
no work done between Project Vote and ACORN" during the 1992
Chicago drive.
"There was no financial intermingling," he added.

Goldberg said the groups, rather, conducted "parallel" efforts
to register voters.

Asked about the 1992 project, the Obama campaign referred Fox
News to a July letter to the editor in The Wall Street Journal
from Sanford Newman, who was director of Project Vote in 1992.

Newman wrote that Obama worked for his organization, not ACORN,
and that "it wasn't until after Mr. Obama's tenure had ended
that it began to conduct projects more frequently with ACORN
than with other community-based organizations."

He wrote that Project Vote "remains a separate organization
today." Goldberg also said the two organizations are still
separate, even though they now work together on voter registration.

On that issue, the two organizations seem to have maintained a
close and open relationship in recent years.

Project Vote announced last week that together with ACORN they
registered over 1.3 million people to vote. Project Vote is
listed on the ACORN Web site as one of many "allied organizations."
The two organizations also share an office address in Arkansas
and Washington, D.C. According to ACORN, the office-sharing is a
cost-saving move done for "convenience."

But as to Obama's statement that his ties to ACORN are contained
to his legal work, it has already been widely reported that his
campaign paid more than $800,000 to a group called Citizens
Services Inc., an ACORN subsidiary, to "augment" Obama's grassroots
organizing efforts in the Ohio, Texas and Pennsylvania primaries.

His campaign maintains those efforts were for getting voters to
the polls and not for voter registration, which is the sticking
point of ongoing ACORN probes.

Goldberg also confirmed to FOXNews.com that Obama gave two
training sessions over the course of three years in the late
'90s. He said each session lasted an hour or less.

Republicans say Obama can't deny his relationship with ACORN.

"[Obama's] relationship with ACORN is well-established,"
said Republican National Committee spokesman Danny Diaz. "His
comment is a fabrication."

But Obama's carefully worded statement regarding ACORN training
on his "Fight the Smears" site appears to be true.

The statement says ACORN never "hired" Obama "as a trainer,
organizer or any type of employee."

And Goldberg said that, in fact, "Barack was not paid."
Diaz noted that Obama changed his Web site to reflect the
training sessions -- it previously said the Illinois senator
was never an ACORN trainer. The word, "hired," was added later.

17 Oct 2008 - FOR ALL THE BLIND OBAMA SUPPORTERS
Bless your frigging hearts.

Good lord, why is it that all the Obama supporters
cry race when someone questions his past, his experience,
and his association with people he chose to be pals with.

If the truth were known more people will vote for him
because he is black and that is just as stupid as not
voting for him because he is black.

You know he is half white so he really isn't black.
I'm supporting Mccain because this nation can't afford
to elect a man just because he is black.

The man has to many red flags around him. He can't deny
the facts so he just doesn't answer questions. He is unfit
to hold the most important office in the world.

This is the United States not the United Nations and Obama
is dangerous to this great country. If you are wealthy your
man is going to spread your wealth around to all the rest of
us if he should end up in the White House.

I for one will take the wealth you once enjoyed and spend
the hell out of it.

Quit playing the fucking race card and try to defend Obama's
Anti-American Rev. Wright, his terrorist pal Ayers, his
convicted buddy Rescoe, Lewis "The Hate White People" Farakahn,
his extremely close ties and business dealings with ACORN.

Defend his general ignorance on foreign policy, and military
policies. Are you people so desparate to elect this fool
that your willing to screw up this country in a manner so
bad that he will make George W. Bush look like a statesman
and scholar?

Give me a fucking break. The only color on The Annointed
One's skin that I'm objecting to is that great damn big
yellow streak that runs down his back every time his
associatians and beliefs are put in front of him in the
form of a question.







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