Posted on 10/05/2008 4:38:34 PM PDT by penelopesire
The remarkable ascent of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama begins with his career as a community organizer for far-left causes in Chicago, an experience that served as a launching pad for his political career. Along with way, Obama acquired some unsavory friends including sleazy political fundraiser Tony Rezko and unrepentant Pentagon bomber William Ayers. Obama promises to carry his activist spirit into national politics, but does he also carry the smell of Chicago politics into the national arena?
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It goes deeper than mere political strategy ....it is part of his belief system...ala Saul Alinsky!
Like your site btw. You are doing great work there getting the message out!! Keep up the great work!
interesting comment:
I come out of a grassroots organizing background. Thats what I did for three and a half years before I went to law school. Thats the reason I moved to Chicagoto organize. So this is something that I know personally, the work you do, the importance of it. Ive been fi ghting alongside of ACORN on issues you care about my entire career. Even before I was an elected offi cial, when I ran Project Vote in Illinois, ACORN was smack dab in the middle of it...
Yep...I don’t see how it can be denied anymore by anyone. It’s pretty obvious...that is to normal people! He runs his campaign like a cult. Very scary thought that the ‘useful idiots’ in our society might just vote him into office.
and now his campaign tries to downplay and deny that he had any connection to ACORN at all! Unbelievable really, when so much info is out there and some of it coming out of his own mouth...lol. They must think the brainwashing of America is complete..(eye roll)
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