Part of a feeble press-release ploy by ACORN leader Bertha Lewis.
ACORN was one of about a dozen other participants there, and this has about the same significance as getting all excited about John Kerry being photographed at an anti-war rally with Jane Fonda--sitting more than a dozen rows away from her. McCain doesn't mention ACORN by name, and there's no indication he knew about the detailed background of that group any more than the dozen other groups there.
Now, if you want me to condemn McCain for his immigration policies, you can count on me for that. He shouldn't have been at that rally, but not just because ACORN members happened to be in the audience.
It is funny as hell that this is considered by liberals as "consorting with ACORN," but none of Obama's activities with the group seem to fall into that category.
Current Events » in reply to Ok, TB, maybe I was wrong- maybe associating with ACORN is a big problem for a candidate, and the MSM isnt covering it!
Not even a good try.
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- Ok, TB, maybe I was wrong- maybe associating with ACORN is a big problem for a candidate, and the MSM isnt covering it!
- Not even a good try.
- re: Ok, TB, maybe I was wrong- maybe associating with ACORN is a big problem for a candidate, and the MSM isnt covering it!
- "You mean an event in which was one of the groups which acorn: ".....LOL
- btw
- Complete nonsense. Voter fraud is a Republican myth, designed to remove voters from the rolls, and delegitimize Democratic victories
- re: Complete nonsense
- Remember the abusive crowds stopping the Florida recount.
- You used to say that you could live with McCain or Obama as president...
- You noticed this one, didn't you?
- For all types of vote tampering and fraud, including vote buying, Minnite says the Justice Department has averaged seven or eight convictions a year.
- re: Complete nonsense
- Complete nonsense. Voter fraud is a Republican myth, designed to remove voters from the rolls, and delegitimize Democratic victories
