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09.12.2011 in ACORN, Big Government, Congress, Corruption, Elections 2012, Politics, Voting by Kevin Mooney 1

George Soros, Liberal Foundations Bolster Pressure Groups Opposed to Vote Fraud Investigations

By Kevin Mooney — Complaints about voter fraud are not rooted in reality and divert attention from electoral reforms that would invigorate America’s democratic system, lawyers with the Brennan Center for Justice have long argued.  In a commentary entitled: “The Myth of Voter Fraud,” authors Michael Waldman and Justin Levitt even go so far as to equate voter fraud investigations [...]

Oklahoma Civil Rights Initiative Aimed Against Preferential Policies Likely to Pass in 2012

By Kevin Mooney — In November 2012, Oklahoma voters will have the opportunity to become part of a growing national movement built around state constitutional amendments that outlaw government sanctioned discrimination. The key player here is Ward Connerly, a former University of California regent, who was the galvanizing influence behind Proposition 209 (also known as the California Civil Rights Initiative), [...]

Former ACORN Insider Infiltrates Fox News

By Anita MonCrief — The sometimes strange and increasingly alarming “age of Obama” continues to bring the average American startling and upsetting news. The ever reliable Vice President Joe Biden stepped in to add insult on top of injury to the growing number of Americans who identify themselves as part of the Tea Party. From Biden’s equation of the Tea [...]

House Republicans Poised to Reverse NMB’s Anti-Democratic Rule Changes

By Kevin Mooney – Just keep voting until you get the desired results and we will change the rules along the way to help advance policy changes that could not pass through Congress. This is the message the National Mediation Board (NMB) has transmitted on behalf of Team Obama to union bosses who lost ground in the private sector. Only [...]

ACORN Activists Denounced Reaganomics and Organized Elaborate Protests that Invoked 1930s Depression Prior to 1982 Mid-Term Elections

By Kevin Mooney — While the nation was still mired in a deep recession, self-described community activists staged elaborate protests against President Reagan’s policies in the early 1980s a Nexis search reveals. On the anniversary of his 100th birthday, Reagan is widely credited and praised for re-energizing the economy and reversing the “malaise” of the 1970s. But just before the [...]

19.01.2011 in Big Government, Courts, Elections 2010, Politics, SCOTUS, Voting by Kevin Mooney 1

Obama Should Embrace Race and Gender Neutral Initiatives that Outlaw Government Sanctioned Discrimination

By Kevin Mooney — By an overwhelming margin, Arizona voters approved a ballot initiative in Nov. that explicitly forbids government agencies from discriminating on the basis of race, sex and ethnicity. Despite the best efforts of far-left pressure groups to mislead the electorate and intimidate supporters, Proposition 107, also known as the Arizona Civil Rights Initiative (ACRI), prevailed with 60 [...]

Freshmen Republicans Should Maintain Independence, Challenge Bureaucratic Power Grabs

By Kevin Mooney — Attention incoming House and Senate Republicans. You are well positioned deep inside enemy territory to operate as constitutional insurgents. This means you are not part of the club and must remain separate and distinct from your party’s leadership in order to remain effective. Incoming House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell deserve the [...]

Rebranded ACORN Network Will Target Battleground States in 2012

By Kevin Mooney — Political operatives connected with renamed ACORN affiliates remain strongly positioned to help swing close, competitive races for left-leaning candidates in 2012 elections, according to former insiders and policy analysts who are familiar with the network’s operations. Even as the organization known in full as the Association of Community Organizers for Reform NOW (ACORN) files for bankruptcy, [...]

Unions Spend Too Much Time on Politics, Not Enough on their Membership, Poll Shows

By Kevin Mooney — 2010 voters have more faith and confidence in business owners to recharge the economy than they do in the leadership of organized labor, according to a survey from Public Opinion Strategies. Moreover, the poll points to a growing concern on the part of voters that union officials spend too much time on politics and not enough [...]

Is the SEIU Stacking the Deck in the Election?

By Frank McCaffrey – Americans For Limited Government broke the story about the SEIU’s relationship to a Nevada election where the fix was in. ALG’s Adam Bitely has found more information on crooked elections elsewhere. Reporter Frank McCaffrey has the story.

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