[BIGLOOK]

Interesting you bring that up. Remember the Alberto Gonzales, Bush's Attorney General, scandal over the firing of 7 Justice Dept. prosecuting attorneys? Seems they were negligent in following up investigations in voter fraud and were let go, per executive privilege. There have been ongoing prosecutions in at least three states against ACORN since then. Bush waited too long.

[Fred Nerks]

I did not know of that connection, thanks.

[Fred Nerks]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26861562

Experts offer alternatives to bailout approach
Leading economists argue that other solutions could address financial crisis...

[Fred Nerks]

The Democrats and Obama caused the financial crisis of 08 by supporting Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and covering up their bad books.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVVVzEKauzY

[Calpernia]

>>>Remember the Alberto Gonzales, Bush's Attorney General, scandal over the firing of 7 Justice Dept. prosecuting attorneys? Seems they were negligent in following up investigations in voter fraud and were let go, per executive privilege.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1800101/posts
Attorney firings had genesis in White House (serving at the pleasure of the President)

The White House suggested two years ago (article - 2007...suggested firings 2005) that the Justice Department fire all 93 U.S. attorneys, a proposal that eventually resulted in the dismissals of eight prosecutors last year, according to e-mails and internal documents that the administration will provide to Congress today.

The dismissals took place after President Bush told Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales that he had received complaints that some prosecutors had not energetically pursued voter-fraud investigations, according to White House spokeswoman Dana Perino.

Gonzales approved the idea of firing a smaller group of U.S. attorneys shortly after taking office in February 2005. The Gonzales aide in charge of the dismissals — his chief of staff, D. Kyle Sampson — resigned yesterday, officials said, after acknowledging that he did not tell Justice officials about the extent of his communications with the White House, leading them to provide incomplete information to Congress.

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BTW, low income housing and senior centers are part of ACORN's voter fraud per the ACORN article Fred Nerks posted yesterday. Can't wait until someone unveils Obama's Hopefund PAC.