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Boil, Bubble, Toil and Trouble… Oct. 31st Bewitching Hour for ACORN

October 26th, 2009 Jayde Wyatt Comments off

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Thought all the rot oozing from ACORN would be enough to permanently spook Congress from ever giving them another tax-payer dime? Uh… trick or treat! On October 31, ACORN ghouls get treated to government REfunding while we, the taxpayers, get tricked.

Representative Michele Bachmann (R – Minnesota) speaks with radio KTLK’s Chris Baker on ACORN refunding October 31, 2009:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANUGT6CmBpw
Homeland Security conjured up $1 million for ACORN during the month of October – for fire prevention. I didn’t know ACORN offices were overgrown with dry brush and filled with gasoline-soaked rags.

For years, ACORN has been funding home loans for illegal aliens and our government has been complicit in ensuring those loans are approved. John Fund (Wall Street Journal) speaks with Fox and Friends’ Steve Doocy, Sept 21, 2009, on the additional rat tails boiling in ACORN’s cauldron: 


John Fund:

“Illegal aliens don’t have social security numbers so Acorn provides taxpayer identification numbers to illegal aliens to obtain no-interest loans, no-down payment loans, and all kinds of subsidies.”

“We’ve not learned the mistakes that caused Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to collapse… We are perpetuating these same problems. We are still propping up home mortgages for people who have defaulted. ..The founder of ACORN has a theory; it’s maximum eligible participation in all the government programs. What social radicals want is to change our system by first overloading it with too many clients, too many people getting government benefits. When the system collapses under the dead weight of all those subsidies and these recipients, then they think they can have dramatic social change – bring in a more egalitarian society.”

3f2b4d100538ba10So far, getting caught enabling pimps and prostitutes, instructing clients how to prevent paying taxes, providing sweet-treat home loan deals to illegal aliens, embezzling funds, and rigging elections isn’t enough to break ACORN’s spell over Congress. This reveals how entrenched the mad Democrat scientists on Capitol Hill are. They know toil and trouble lie ahead in 2010, so preserving the Acorn Frankensteins are the reason they continue to huddle in the lab.

Unless we stay awake and keep wailing, the ghosts and goblins of ACORN will haunt us long into the future. For the sake of fair elections, honest mortgage lending purposes, preventing abuse of tax-payer monies, and before our Republic lands six feet under in the graveyard of ‘Death by Corruption,’ please contact your Reps, Senators, and the White House. Urge them to drive a stake through the heart of STOP FUNDING ACORN.

Contact government officials here.

Categories: 2010 Election, Mitt Romney

Romney Raises PAC Funds in Milwaukee – Video Interview

October 19th, 2009 Jayde Wyatt Comments off
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Mitt and Ann Romney

Governor Romney was in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, last weekend to raise funds for his Free and Strong America PAC. He took time from his busy schedule to sit down with John Gousha of WISN 12 News to tape an interview which aired Sunday, Oct 18, 2009: 

 The full video interview can be found here. It’s interesting to hear Mitt’s remarks about a possible presidential run in 2012. He states that he’ll take a hard look at that possibility after the November 2010 elections – with primary considerations being the direction Obama is taking the country and Ann and his family.  If you hear what I hear, he came a little closer to sounding like he’s in!

Romney to Hit the Big Apple for Rick Lazio While Giuliani Weighs Options

October 15th, 2009 Jayde Wyatt Comments off

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One day after Obama is in New York next week to add money to Democratic coffers, Gov Mitt Romney will blow into the Big Apple to raise funds for Rick Lazio. In the meantime, Rudy Giuliani is mulling the pros and cons of a NY senate run himself.

From Real Clear Politics:

PolitickerNY has the invitation for a fundraiser in New York next Wednesday for gubernatorial hopeful Rick Lazio, hosted by former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.

Lazio, the 2000 GOP nominee for U.S. Senate, is currently the party’s only candidate in the 2010 Empire State race. But Rudy Giuliani, a Romney rival for the 2008 presidential nomination, is also considering a run. The former New York Mayor is said to be weighing his options, with a major factor being whether Gov. David Paterson or Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is the Democratic nominee.

Eric Fehrnstrom, a Romney spokesperson, said not to read that much into the event.
“Rick Lazio was very helpful in raising money for Mitt Romney’s campaign and he’s now returning the favor,” he tells RCP.

“Rick is seeking support from all quarters and is thankful to have Governor Romney’s help with his campaign for sweeping, fundamental change in New York state,” Lazio spokesman Barney Keller said.

Henry Kissinger and Dan Quayle are listed as honorary co-chairs of the event, with other guests heavy on Wall Street pedigree.

Categories: 2010 Election, GOP, Mitt Romney

Arlen Specter’s Challenger Endorsed by Mitt Romney

October 13th, 2009 Jayde Wyatt Comments off
In his bid to unseat Senator Arlen Specter (D) PA, Pat Toomey welcomes an endorsement by Gov Mitt Romney today.

In his bid to unseat Senator Arlen Specter (D) PA, Pat Toomey welcomes an endorsement by Gov Mitt Romney today.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney on Tuesday endorsed Sen. Arlen Specter’s GOP opponent in the 2010 Pennsylvania Senate race, giving Pat Toomey the backing of one of the Republican Party’s most influential members.

Romney, who ran unsuccessfully for his party’s presidential nomination last year and is considered a top contender in 2012, announced his support for Toomey in Philadelphia.

Specter’s seat is a prime target for Republicans, since the veteran and moderate lawmaker switched from the Republican to Democratic Party earlier in the year over fears that Toomey would trounce him in the primary.

Now Specter faces both Democratic and Republican challengers.

Calling him the “man for the job,” Romney pledged in a fundraising e-mail to work “very hard” toward Toomey’s election.

But Specter’s not suffering from a dearth of high-profile support.

President Obama attended a Philadelphia fundraiser for Specter last month, calling on supporters to “fight” for Specter in the coming year.

Article found here.

Update: Here is the video.

The Real Dirt

September 24th, 2009 Jayde Wyatt Comments off

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A ground-breaking story occurred in America last March. Literally! With rake in hand, Michelle Obama was hailed for scratching sod and overturning soil to create a White House vegetable garden. She even got her knees dirty. The news was so big that Mrs. Obama says the first thing foreign leaders ask her is how the garden is doing.

In the month prior to digging earth on the White House lawn, the First Lady praised Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack’s People’s Garden Project. She also spoke to employees of the U.S. Department of Agriculture on the importance of supporting farmers and protecting the nation’s food supply.

A week ago today (9-17-09), Mrs. Obama stood on D.C. terra firma and spoke at the grand opening of a new farmers’ market near the White House. “I have never seen so many people so excited about fruits and vegetables,” exulted the First Lady as she filled her basket with fingerling potatoes and black kale. “I’m a big believer in community gardens, both because of their beauty and for their access to providing fresh fruits and vegetables to so many communities across this nation and the world.”

So, where’s the dirt?

On the very day Michelle Obama was sniffing produce and being feted at the new D.C. farmers’ market, thousands of out-of-work farmers and farm workers, brandishing protest signs, were assembling in dusty, withering San Joaquin Valley, CA – the turning-to-dust bread basket of America.

The area that once produced a $20 billion crop industry, and more, in farm sales than any other individual state in the country – is now a dust bowl. The cause? Government-made drought. In 1993, the tiny, two-inch Delta Smelt fish was declared an endangered species. Smelt fish pass through irrigation waters pumped through the San Joaquin Valley. Claiming that pumps harm the Smelt, radical environmental groups and liberals have battled for years to turn the San Joaquin valley into a desert. Well, they’ve won. Water now bypasses one of the most important agricultural areas on earth and flows directly into the Pacific Ocean.

Thousands of acres lie fallow and crops that were planted now rot in the fields. Unemployment in the area is at 40%. Food prices will rise with estimates of up to 38 million people being affected. Farmers who once fed the world now stand in food lines. This is what happens when extreme environmentalists prevail over reason.

An appalling history of political negligence shrouds this dilemma. Seven attempts to get the pumps turned back on have been killed seven times by the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. Letters, petitions, and pleas to Washington continue to be ignored. Aware of the situation, President Obama remains unmoved. Just yesterday, Diane Feinstein (D-CA) and Barbara Boxer (D-CA) voted no on an amendment introduced by Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) designed to help the San Joaquin Valley. Compromise and common sense are nowhere to be found.

This isn’t a local problem; it’s rapidly becoming a national problem. Here are just a few of the crops California’s central valley supplies to our nation: 94% of America’s tomatoes, 93% broccoli, 89% carrots, 86% garlic, 78% lettuce, 90% strawberries, 88% grapes, 99% almonds.

Given the enthusiasm with which Michelle Obama loves to have our White House chefs feed fresh produce to her family, perhaps, if the San Joaquin Valley were called the San Joaquin Community Garden, the President would turn the water back on.

And that’s the real dirt.


The Valley Hope Forgot – Part 1: Comedian, activist Paul Rodriguez, Radio Talk Show Host Inga Barks, and Sean Hannity decry Obama’s refusal to help California’s central valley.

The Valley Hope Forgot – Part 2: Congressmen Jim Costa (D-CA), George Radanovich (R-CA), Devin Nunes (R-CA) “This can happen to you. They’re on their way… to the rest of America.”

The Valley Hope Forgot - Part 3: FOX News reporter Ainsely Earhardt explains how loss of crop production in CA’s central valley will affect you. Former mayor Fresno, CA Alan Autry: “Turning this water off is not just bad politics, it’s an act of domestic terror.”

Michelle Malkin: Cali’s man-caused drought (scroll down to see video of Feinstein’s excuses)