"Looks good to me."
Posted on 03/27/2009 7:09:39 AM PDT by Crush
Yep. And from the 4 billion they were reputed to have obtained as funding in the 'stimulus bill', that would leave a mere $3,999,750,000.00 remaining.
My wild eyed guess is that they would 'keep the Change'.
We will look into it.
Barack Obama’s campaign gave Project Vote a “donor list” and obama gets into office JFK snickers.
Yes, ACORN gets billions via community pipelines passed in the stimupuke.
And the amount is not in the millions anymore. It’s in the billions!
Acorn members are the uneducable poor deritus of American society. They are tossed some from the political cake devoured by the educated sophisticates Jame Gorelick, Eric Holder and Rham Emanuel who got on at Fannie Mae for long enough to be paid megabucks.
Black America is stupid. They are used like toilet paper by the DNC.
By the way. the Democrat party is a criminal enterprise
ACORN is now part of the administration. ACORN is going to cause a war in this country. They are out of control and nothing but an army of thugs. Pray for America, she needs it.
whack left brown shirts
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That’s all they are.
Good luck in all your efforts. I hope you succeed.
If I can do anything to be of help please let me know.
Rats are a criminal enterprise only in that they have their lists of favored groups who they will work for and of course in debasing the American culture, subvert it to aid the ACLU and other evil forces.
Expanding the plantation is of course paramount to expanding the enterprise.
Thus the abject love for tens of millions of uneducated illegal aliens.
The expanded plantations are ready to go!
.....Rats are a criminal enterprise only in that they have their lists of favored groups ......
You are being far to kind. Fannie Mae was run like a revolving door with the few run in, paid enormously, run out. They were able to do that because the congress forced banks to make loans and these were sold to Fannie. When it gor to be silly there, Eliot Spitzer was ordered to get rid of Hank Greenburg so they could screw with AIG to make a big smoke screen to cover it up.
Using the government as a tool for personal gain on such a grand scale is criminal. It is in my view a capital crime and there should be many, many led to the gallows.
Your point is well taken. I put Fannie & Freddie in a different category.
The massive corruption of a quasi governmental entity that destroyed the housing market while feeding tens of millions to the entitled Rats.
Anyone seen Jamie Gorelick around?
"Looks good to me."
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The only reason congress investigates anything is to cover up the activities.
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