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Obama Hates Democracy

Thursday, June 4th, 2009

The US Department of Justice has ordered the state of Georgia to stop verifying voter registrations. Not only does this prevent Georgia from verifying that voters are actually citizens, but it prevents the state from verifying that the person even exists! Now non-citizens and dead people can legally vote! That is how much Obama hates democracy.

Yes, this is really happening. Read this memo issued by the Georgia Secretary of State, in which she rebukes the “shocking disregard for the integrity of our elections.”

This mandate from the Obama Administration is completely illogical and unnecessary. Not a single person has come forward to say he or she could not vote because of the verification process.

It’s quite obvious that Obama is trying to facilitate his fellow “community organizers.” Members of undeniably corrupt organizations like ACORN will be casting votes in every precinct under a different name. Truck loads of illegals will be taken to the polls. Democracy is under assault; not in a country on the other side of the world, but right here in the United States.

The Obama Administration is corrupt and power-thirsty… A dangerous combination. But Hugo Chavez said it best: “Comrade Obama! Fidel, careful or we are going to end up to his right!”



Sign the petition initiated by Karen Handel, Georgia Secretary of State!

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Another Day, Another Promise Broken

Saturday, May 9th, 2009

About $4 billion of the stimulus package will be handed out to organizations like ACORN. This group of henchmen for the Democratic Party get in trouble almost every election for voter fraud. And they’ve been at it again.

In Las Vegas, ACORN is being charged on 26 counts of voter fraud and 13 counts for compensating those registering voters. And these are directors being charged, not irresponsible underlings that the organization can sweep under the rug.

ACORN Voter Fraud

From coast to coast, ACORN has been creating fraudulent registrations and submitting fraudulent votes. How can they eligible for stimulus money (that was obviously intended for them)?

Simply because there is no accountability. Who is in charge of oversight for stimulus spending? Why, you are, of course! How are you supposed to do this? You can’t!

“The government website dedicated to the spending won’t have details on contracts and grants until October and may not be complete until next spring — halfway through the program, administration officials said.” Isn’t the government great?

The best part is that the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board blames the delay on their server - which doesn’t have enough data storage capacity. Is this brand new government department using a computer from the 80’s? A single gigabyte can easily store several hundred thousand pages of text. I suppose the next year will be spent migrating small sections of data to the new server using a 3.5 floppy disk.

Or perhaps more likely, the Transparency Board will spend the next year doing exactly what they were told to do. Nothing! So much for President Obama’s promise to scrutinize “every dime” of how the $787 billion stimulus package is spent.

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The Obama Recession: An Abbreviated History

Monday, November 24th, 2008

On September 17, 2007 at NASDAQ, Mr. Obama said that “Subprime lending started off as a good idea.” He went on to claim the condition of the real-estate market could be pinned solely on the corruption of financial institutions.

But wait a second. Since when was subprime lending a good idea?

The very definition of subprime lending states that there is a heightened risk of default, meaning these borrowers have a history of loan delinquency or default, a recorded bankruptcy, or limited debt experience. Does it sound like “a good idea” to give these people mortgages?

So why did Obama say that subprime lending was a good idea? Because he himself pressured financial institutions to make these bad loans. While working with ACORN in 1994, Obama sued Citibank because they were NOT making risky loans to unqualified individuals.

That’s right. Obama and ACORN worked together forcing financial institutions to make extremely high-risk loans. During his presidential campaign he denied all ties to ACORN, but this clearly contradicts a published statement by Chicago ACORN Leader, Toni Foulkes:

“We have invited Obama to our leadership training sessions to run the session on power every year, and, as a result, many of our newly developing leaders got to know him before he ever ran for office. Thus it was natural for many of us to be active volunteers in his first campaign for State Senate [...]. By the time he ran for U.S. Senate, we were old friends.”

Obama provided legal training to ACORN workers so they could intimidate banks into granting risky loans to people with low income and bad credit. Check out this video to learn more about ACORN tactics.

So how did this all come about? How can the government force banks to make bad loans? This excerpt from a CNS News Analysis sums up the answer to that question:

According to Sheldon Richman, editor of The Freeman and an economist with the Foundation for Economic Education, government policy is to blame.

Under the Clinton administration, federal regulators began using the [Community Reinvestment Act] to combat ‘red-lining,’ a practice by which banks loaned money to some communities but not to others, based on economic status. “No loan is exempt, no bank is immune,” warned then-Attorney General Janet Reno. “For those who thumb their nose at us, I promise vigorous enforcement.”

The Clinton-Reno threat of ‘vigorous enforcement’ pushed banks to make the now infamous loans that many blame for the current meltdown, Richman said. “Banks, in order to not get in trouble with the regulators, had to make loans to people who shouldn’t have been getting mortgage loans.”

Stay tuned for more Obamanomics…