ACORN/New Party/Project Vote Shared SAME OFFICE

TopSecretK9 over at AoSHQ deserves the credit for this awesome discovery. All three of these entities share the same office. To review:

1. Obama has worked for, and alongside the corrupt, radical group ACORN since his community organizer days, although he tries to deny it. (Check out the address at link: ACORN Falls Close To The Tree).

2. Obama was once a member of, and sought the endorsement of the now defunct radical/Socialist group The New Party. (Check out the address at link).

3. Obama has admitted to working for Project Vote in 1992 when he ran a “successful voter registration drive”. He claims on his Fight The Smears website, “ACORN was not part of Project Vote”. (Check out that mofo’s address at link!).

He was technically right: ACORN was not a part of Project Vote. Project Vote was a part of ACORN.

Or something.

CREEPY LIAR!

UPDATE:

Jackstraw’s been doing what the MSM should be doing, digging deeper:

There’s a thrid piece to this unholy trinity, the SEIU. Well, actually there are many, many more but here is why ACORN and the New Party sharing office space is not surprising. They are basically the same organization. Look at this:

http://tinyurl.com/3eza6z

Read the attribution at the bottom of the page.

>>Zach Polett is director of national political operations for ACORN and has lived in Little Rock for the past 18 years. ACORN has been one of the community and labor organizations building the New Party around the country. For more information on the Little Rock New Party, call 501-374-1190

That’s right, the New Party was the political party created and built by ACORN and unions, particulary the SEIU.

Wade Rathke is the founder of ACORN. He also runs the local SEIU in La. ACORN and the SEIU also share office space in many cities including New Orleans, home of Rathke and Chicago, home of, well you know. Rathke is also the co-founder of the Tides Foundation, a Soros front used for funneling money to left wing groups. Earlier this year, Rathke’s brother who was also an ACORN employee, was found to have embezzeled almost $1 million from ACORN. In order to keep it quiet, a benefactor repaid the $1 million to ACORN. That benefactor was Drummond Pike, the co-founder of the Tides Foundation.

Follow the money.

Also:

In victory, the New York WFP showed good sense and offered the job of interim state coordinator to our own Dan Cantor, with our blessing. Dan accepted the offer, and as a result has stepped down as the NP’s National Organizer/Executive Director to take on this exciting state party-building project. He will continue to be involved in the NP as one of our “first families” siblings. Zach Polett continues in his role as New Party National Organizer for Field Operations.

Zach Polett once again. ACORN was the New Party before “fusion” politics was outlawed by the SC. So they gave up building their own political party and infiltrated deeper into the Dem party.

This stuff is so easy to find. The MSM is useless.

http://tinyurl.com/3sn2uf

And now they have their very own stealth Socialist candidate on the verge of winning the Presidency of the United States. Not bad, for an outlawed party.

I hate to throw cold water on this,  Jack, but I think that at least half of the electorate doesn’t care.

As Paul Kenger, an expert on Communism, and the Cold War points out: “There’s a reason why Obama’s Communist connections aren’t making headlines”.

The history and truth about communism is not taught by our educators.

The vast majority of professors are leftists, while some are flat out Marxists:

Being on the left entails many strange contradictions and political pathologies, one of which is this bizarre revulsion toward anti-communists. These leftists — to their credit — despise fascism, and will preach anti-fascism until they’re blue in the face. They are as appalled by fascism as conservatives are by communism. But while conservatives detest both communism and fascism, liberals only detest one of the two.

A whole generation of voters look at Obama, and all of his radical connections, and yawn, “So what”?