Ironic Surrealism v3.0

The Many Faces of ACORN

Among ACORN’s many affiliates and subsidiaries are:

The Interlocking Directorates of the ACORN Network

Here are examples of senior ACORN activists who serve either as officers or on the boards of ACORN affiliates or both (according to the affiliates’ most recently filed 990 forms):

Secretary-treasurer of ACORN International Inc. and director of Affiliated Media Foundation Movement Inc.

She is the official contact person for the ACORN Dominican Republic Council. Polanco is also a member of the ACORN affiliate, Working Families Party (WFP), a registered political party in New York. Along with ACORN and
WFP, Polanco was a plaintiff in the 2003 lawsuit Working Families Party v. New York City Board of Elections, in which the left-wing Bren-
nan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law challenged the use of voting machines in New York City.

President and a director of Project Vote and secretary of Arkansas Broadcasting Foundation Inc.

He remains chief organizer of SEIU Local 100, president of ACORN International Inc., and president and a director of Affiliated Media Foundation Movement Inc.

Assistant treasurer and director of 385 Palmetto Street Housing Development Fund Corp. and ACORN Community Land Association of Illinois. Pharr is also assistant treasurer of ACORN 2004 Housing Development Fund Corp., ACORN Community Land Association of Pennsylvania Inc., ACORN Dumont-Snediker Housing Development Fund Corp., ACORN Law for Education Representation & Training, ACORN
Housing Corp. Inc., ACORN Housing Corp. of Pennsylvania Inc., ACORN Housing Corp. of Missouri Inc., ACORN Institute Inc., ACORN
International Inc., ACORN Tenant Union Training & Organizing Project Inc., Affiliated Media Foundation Movement Inc., American Institute
for Social Justice Inc., Arizona ACORN Housing Corp. Inc., Arkansas Community Housing Corp. Inc., Association for Rights of Citizens
Inc., California Community Network, MHANY 2003 HDFC, Mott Haven ACORN Housing Development Fund Corp., New York Agency for
Community Affairs Inc., and Project Vote. Pharr is also deputy treasurer of Minnesota ACORN Political Action Committee and is listed
in a Michigan Bureau of Elections filing as the contact person for Communities Voting Together, a 527 organization (see http://tinyurl.
com/5kjens)

President and a director of the Pennsylvania Institute for Community Affairs Inc. and vice president of the ACORN
Institute Inc.

Executive director of both ACORN Housing Corp. Inc. and Texas ACORN Housing Corp. Inc.

President of ACORN Dumont-Snediker Housing Development Fund Corp., ACORN 2004 Housing Development Fund
Corp., Mott Haven ACORN Housing Development Fund Corp., both president and director of 385 Palmetto Street Housing Development
Fund Corp., both vice president and director of New York ACORN Housing Co. Inc., and both vice president and trustee of New Jersey
ACORN Housing Inc.

Vice president of ACORN International Inc. and president and a director of SEIU Local 100.

Source: Foundation Watch, 2008: Capital Research Center Cracks the ACORN (pdf)

ACORN profile

Related docs:

Barack Obama Project Vote and ACORN

ACORN’s Core: Principles and Foundations of Acorn

Is ACORN Intentionally Structured as a Criminal Enterprise?

ACORN’s Hypocritical House of Cards

Street Punk POTUS

Un-presidential. Uncouth. Uninspiring.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. “You may be able to take the trash talking punk turned dirty pol out of Chicago, but you can not take the trash talking punk turned dirty pol out of the man”

The Obama Administration’s silencing of dissent is becoming a recurring theme. Red flag people.

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“But I don’t want the folks who created the mess to do a lot of talking. I want them to get out of the way so we can clean up the mess. I don’t mind cleaning up after them, but don’t do a lot of talking.”

Obama’s trash talk  is conspicuously absent from the official White House release.
The only portion of entire speech that contains the word “mess”

And so in that kind of environment, wherever the incumbent party is, it’s always going to have some challenges. Even if people, when they really stop to think about it, recognize that this is mostly a mess that was inherited, people are still going to, rightly, hold the party in power responsible. What’s your plan? What’s your agenda? How are you going to move the state forward?

Obama leans on his Bush crutch far to much. When will he stand up on his own two feet?

Obama uses him for an excuse each time he speaks. At least once, usually several times. I count three instances while O was speaking in Raleigh NC. How can he blame Bush on a recurring basis and not spend his time looking backwards and making excuses? Obama the illogical One.

And that’s right and proper, because we can’t spend all our time looking backwards or making excuses. Our job is to look forward and to determine how are we going to, regardless of what cards we’re dealt, how are we going to make sure that families here in Virginia and all across America are able to succeed.

Talk is cheap.
Clean up the ‘mess’ in your own back yard.

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Bonus quote:

We have just started to change this country, and we need a partner like Creigh Deeds to finish the work that we just began.

Words fail me…

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