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Which way did Ted Kennedy vote?
Note the New York and Vermont Senators toed the party line. Real heros they are.
Lazarus Long
Kennedy is an Illinois voter now. He'll be voting for Burris.
KB Hutchison ((R) TX)is planning to resign her seat so she can run for Governor. She was back here in Texas running her campaign. I don't think she's got a snowball's chance of beating Rick Perry but she did have a semi-legit reason for not being there to vote.
McCain and Graham were in Charleston holding a town hall on health care so I suppose we could excuse them this time.
Laz??? Is that you buddy?
arno
ACORN defunded by Senat vote.
So what. They'll just change their name, make up a new logo, and open up in another storefront down the street. Apply for funds, take funds and create more sheist for the rest of us, and keep on keepin' on.
They are made up of letterhead and cheap signs. T-shirts, too, I guess, but they have absolutely no assets to seize nor transport.
ACORN is a ghost company(?) created to get government funding to destroy the government. Sell you the rope to hang them with? Ha, they BUY the rope for you!
Frack, I am tired of this crap being acceptable in this US of A.
tomw
Stolen from Michelle Malkin's web site:
But in one of the rare posts about it at the Caily Kos Asylum, one commenter actually listed the ACORN front operations at just one location – here’s the list, verbatim:
“ACORN subsidiaries all located in 1024 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans 385 Palmetto Street Housing Fund Corp.
4415 San Jacinto Street Corp.
ACORN
Acorn 2004 Housing Development Fund Corp.
Acorn 2005 Housing Development Fund Corp.
ACORN Associates
ACORN Benefi cial Association
ACORN BeverlyY LLC
ACORN Campaign Services
ACORN Campaign To Raise The Minimum Wage
ACORN Center for Housing, Inc.
ACORN Children’s Benefi cial Association
ACORN Community Land Association
ACORN Community Land Association of IL.
ACORN Community Land Association of LA
ACORN Community Land Association of PA
ACORN Community Labor Organizing Center
ACORN Cultural Trust
ACORNDumont-SnedikerHousingDevelopment
Fund Corp.
ACORN Fair Housing
ACORN Fund
ACORN Housing Corp.
ACORN Housing Corp. of IL
ACORN Housing Corp. of MO
ACORN Housing Corp. of PA
ACORN Institute
ACORN Law For Education, Representation,
And Training
ACORN Management Corp.
ACORN National Broadcasting Network
ACORN Services
ACORN Television In Action For Communities
ACORN Tenant Union Training And Organizing
Project
ACORN Tenants Union
Affiliated Media Foundation Movement
Agape Broadcasting Foundation Inc
Among ACORN’s many affiliates and subsidiaries are:
American Environmental Justice Project Inc
American Home Childcare Providers Association
American Institute for Social Justice
Arizona ACORN Housing Corp.
Arkansas Broadcasting Foundation
Association for the Rights of Citizens Inc.
Associated Regional Maintenance Systems
Austin Organizing and Support Center
Baltimore Organizing and Support Center
Boston Organizing and Support Center
Broad Street Corp.
California Community Network
Chicago Organizing and Support Center
Chief Organizer Fund
Child Care Providers for Action Franklin
Citizens Action Research Project
Citizens Campaign for Work, Living Wage &
Labor Peace
Citizens Consulting, Inc.
Citizens Campaign for Finance Reform
Citizens for Future Progress
Colorado ACORN Housing Corp.
Crescent City Broadcasting Corp.
Desert Rose Homes LLC
Dumont Avenue Housing Development Fund
Elysian Fields Corp., Inc
Elysian Fields Partnership
Fifteenth Street Corp.
Floridians For All PAC
Franklin ACORN Housing
Greenville Community Charter School Inc.
Greenwell Springs Corp.
Hospitality Hotel and Restaurant Organizing
Council (HOTROC)
Houston Organizing And Support Center
KABF Radio
KNON Radio
Labor Neighbor Research and Training Center Inc.
Living Wage Resource Center
Louisiana ACORN Fair Housing
Massachusetts ACORN Housing Corp.
Metro Technical Institute
Missouri Tax Justice Research Project
Montana Radio Network
Mott Haven ACORN Housing Development Fund Corp.
Mutual Housing Association of New York Inc.
National Center for Jobs & Justice
New Mexico Organizing and Support Center
New Orleans Community Housing Organization
New York ACORN Housing Company Inc.
New York Agency for Community Affairs Inc.
New York Organizing and Support Center
Organizers Forum
Pennsylvania Institute for Community Affairs
People’s Equipment Resource Corp.
Phoenix Organizing And Support Center
Project Vote
SEIU Local 100
SEIU Local 880
Service Workers Action Team
Shreveport Community Television
Site Fighters
Sixth Avenue Corp.
Social Policy
Southern Training Center
St. Louis Organizing And Support Center
St. Louis Tax Reform Group
Student Minimum Wage Action Campaign
Texas ACORN Housing Corp. Inc.
Wal-Mart Workers Association
Wal-Mart Association for Reform Now
Working Families Association”
Ya think they don't have something lined up to take the place of "ACORN"?
ha.
Anonymous @ 9:51 sez: "KB Hutchison ((R) TX)is planning to resign her seat so she can run for Governor. She was back here in Texas running her campaign. I don't think she's got a snowball's chance of beating Rick Perry but she did have a semi-legit reason for not being there to vote."
See, this is what's wrong with this country. Since when is skipping out on the job you were hired to do so you can go apply for a different job considered to be an excusable absence? I know I'd get fired for it even if I did it after giving two-weeks notice.
Anon2112
KB Hutchison gonna loooooz, big time. Perry is a good man -- even Democrat voters like him -- because he's kept Texas's finances sound.
Well, of course, the TX legislature only convenes every other year for a couple of months, which gives them little time to raid our wallets.