At this point in 1980 Jimmy Carter held an eleven point lead in the Gallop Poll over Ronald Reagan. Nobody knows this better than Senator Obama.<\/p>\n
Obama\u2019s ties to ACORN are getting clearer every day and it might become just enough to turn things.<\/p>\n
We should keep an idea on this little POS legislation that Durbin and Obama attempted to pass last year. With all of the wild flailing over the banking mess going on, it would probably be pretty easy to slip this into a \u201ccomprehensive\u201d plan<\/a>.<\/p>\n Not only did Senator Barack Obama\u2019s presidential campaign pay more than U.S. $800,000 to a front of the Association of Community Organizations for Reform, Now, ACORN, currently under investigation in a dozen States for voter registration fraud and bribery schemes, for \u201cget-out-the-vote-efforts\u201d; Obama co-sponsored legislation called the \u201cHelping Families Save their Homes in Bankruptcy Act of 2007\u201d\u2013 that was supported by ACORN and protects them. This is an amnesty plan for groups like ACORN, La Raza, etc who bullied banks, filed law suits and forged documents to get undeserving people into homes they couldn\u2019t afford. Any thorough investigation would uncover this and Durbin and Obama know it. This discovery would run these organizations afoul of RICO standards and could make them ineligible for federal tax dollars not to mention possibly putting some of the leadership in prison.<\/p>\n There is a lot of other crap in this like making every homeowner eligible for Chapter 13 but the really big deal is the amnesty.<\/p>\n The ACORN scandal is getting legs and Obama is in too deep to call his trusty bus. How long before he claims that ACORN is the victim?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\nNotice now, another key reason why groups like ACORN support this legislation because it: \u201cProhibits the court from allowing a claim that is subject to any remedy for damages or rescission due to failure to comply with the Truth in Lending Act or any other state or federal consumer protection law.\u201d
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\nThis bill absolves organizations of any guilt or culpability under TILA; perhaps the same organizations who intimidated and bullied banks into providing risky loans to unqualified borrowers like ACORN.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n