Thursday, October 30, 2008
ACORN Voter Fraud Saga Continues
ACORN is doing what it does best; continuing its massive voter registration fraud campaign for The Affirmative Action Candidate Barack Hussein Obama, Junior.
The state: Indiana.
From UPI:
The state: Indiana.
From UPI:
Indiana's Republican secretary of state claims he has evidence the community group ACORN has submitted fraudulent voter registrations.
Secretary of State Todd Rokita's office said an investigation uncovered "multiple criminal violations" in voter registration applications filed by ACORN, The Indianapolis Star reported Tuesday.
Labels: ACORN, Election 2008, Osama Obama
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Oh come on now, Indiana is just piling on. Ahmadinejad said that ACORN volunteers in Tehran have been nothing but honest.
Heh, the ACORNers in Iran probably are more honest than those in IN.
I knew some Iranian people in college, they were the nicest people one could meet. They loved the US. I don't think they were faking or acting either. The Iranian people know they have a whack job for a leader. I think the Iranians want a democracy, but with Ahmadinejhad, it's no different than Chavez in Venezeula. If they dare speak out, they are jailed and no one sees or hears from them again.
And that's how Obama will rule if he steals the election.
I knew some Iranian people in college, they were the nicest people one could meet. They loved the US. I don't think they were faking or acting either. The Iranian people know they have a whack job for a leader. I think the Iranians want a democracy, but with Ahmadinejhad, it's no different than Chavez in Venezeula. If they dare speak out, they are jailed and no one sees or hears from them again.
And that's how Obama will rule if he steals the election.
Heh, the ACORNers in Iran probably are more honest than those in IN.
I knew some Iranian people in college, they were the nicest people one could meet. They loved the US. I don't think they were faking or acting either. The Iranian people know they have a whack job for a leader. I think the Iranians want a democracy, but with Ahmadinejhad, it's no different than Chavez in Venezeula. If they dare speak out, they are jailed and no one sees or hears from them again.
And that's how Obama will rule if he steals the election.
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I knew some Iranian people in college, they were the nicest people one could meet. They loved the US. I don't think they were faking or acting either. The Iranian people know they have a whack job for a leader. I think the Iranians want a democracy, but with Ahmadinejhad, it's no different than Chavez in Venezeula. If they dare speak out, they are jailed and no one sees or hears from them again.
And that's how Obama will rule if he steals the election.
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