Dems Plan to Hand Over $Billions to Vote Fraud Outfit ACORN

26 Jan, 2009 by Van Helsing

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The staggering arrogance Democrats have displayed by spending hundreds of $billions we can’t afford on counterproductive pork during a recession goes beyond showering cash on abortion mills. They are also using the loot to ensure they stay in power by injecting massive amounts of cash into ACORN, the radical left activist group best known for conducting systematic voter fraud on behalf of Dems across the country.

From the office of House Minority Leader John Boehner:

The House Democrats’ trillion dollar spending bill, approved on January 21 by the Appropriations Committee and headed to the House floor next week for a vote, could open billions of taxpayer dollars to left-wing groups like the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN). ACORN has been accused of perpetrating voter registration fraud numerous times in the last several elections; is reportedly under federal investigation; and played a key role in the irresponsible schemes that caused a financial meltdown that has cost American taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars since last fall.

A more pernicious organization than ACORN would be difficult to imagine. As noted above, it helped cause the financial meltdown by using the deranged Community Reinvestment Act to extort banks into making bad loans to privileged minority groups — with the assistance of slimy lawyers like Barack Obama. The chances of any money flushed down ACORN improving our economy are obviously nil.

Only with the media completely in the tank for the Moonbat Messiah could Dems even temporarily get away with passing off their gargantuan handouts as “stimulus.”

The good news is, we won’t have to pay for all of it — because the scale of Democrat waste and corruption is so vast, we don’t have enough money. The next generation will pay, and the one after that. The Anointed One has promised “trillion-dollar deficits for years to come.”

Hat tip: Michelle Malkin. On tips from J and V the K. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.