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Oct. 14, 2008 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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October 14, 2008, Tuesday, Hour #2
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Holy cow, I just looked at the call screener board.
It's all women and it's all Acorn.
And they're all upset about voter fraud.
And we're going to get into that in mere moments.
Also, Sarah Palin joining us in about a half hour at 1.32, 1.33 this afternoon on the EIB network.
We have her for about 10 minutes as she'll be on a campaign bus.
Rush Limbaugh, the EIB network.
Nice to have you with us.
Great to have this chance to discuss the future of our country with you on a daily basis.
Telephone numbers 800-282-2882 and the email address LRushbo at EIBnet.com.
You know, there's so many billions, hundreds of billions of dollars flying around out there.
So we've got to be careful.
We might get drowned in this stuff.
We've got a $700 billion bailout.
We have a $150 billion to get Congress to vote for the bailout.
That $700 plus the $150 made an $850 billion bailout.
We have a new Pelosi bailout stimulus package that she announced yesterday of $150 billion.
We don't have any details on how many billions it'll cost to get that vote through Congress.
And then we have Obama's hundreds of billions that he's promising.
And then the best of all the governments ensuring bank deposits up to $250,000 per account.
How long is it going to be before gold gets up to $100,000 an ounce?
Can you say inflation with all this?
Speaking of which, there is a piece today in the New York Times by David Brooks.
I don't have it in front of me.
I didn't print it out, but you ought to read it.
I don't have time to print it out and share it with you, but it is a lament of the coming big government.
It's a lament about how it's just unfair.
It's unfortunate that the moderate Barack Obama will probably lose out to the liberal Democrats once the government's taken over by Democrats after this election.
They're going to win everything.
And Obama has sympathies with some of the far left, and he has sympathies with moderate Democrats.
But the liberal far-left Democrats are going to win on everything.
And we're just going to go to hell in a handbasket.
We're going to have, it's going to be the exact opposite of the Gingrich Revolution in 1994.
And I'm reading this.
I said, what are you complaining about?
This is exactly what you advocated.
When you're activating moderate government, moderate this, when you say moderate, you're talking Democrat.
So we had poor old Bill Kristol yesterday saying the McCain campaign should be fired when the McCain campaign's exactly what these guys have been advocating for eight years.
And now we've got David Brooks lamenting the coming big government that's going to drown us all for a while before the backlash to it begins.
And it's exactly what he's been at, whether he knows it or not.
I mean, just, just, it's stunning.
And these guys don't affect policy.
They're just spectators, so don't misunderstand.
I just find it funny that so many people on our side supposedly...
Let me put it this way.
We don't hear that the era of Reagan's over anymore, do we?
And that's what got all this started.
The era of Reagan's over.
We got to moderate and redefine conservatism.
And we're going to make sure it attracts the low-income and moderate independent voters in America that Reagan conservatism left behind, which was a lie, a mistake to believe that in the first place.
This election, I can't believe some of the things happening out there.
This is from Ohio.com.
Poll workers from opposing sides in the presidential race clashed in a physical altercation Friday at Cuyahoga Falls nursing home when one accused the other of improperly marking a ballot.
George Manos, 75-year-old Republican, told the cops that Edith Walker, the 73-year-old Democrat, jumped on his back and struck him in the head three to four times with her fists.
We had a riot at an old folks home over the election.
Manos said that two other election workers had to pull Walker off his back, according to a report filed with Cuyahoga Falls Police.
Manos said it happened after he accused the 73-year-old Edith Walker of ballot tamper.
She probably works for Acorn.
Acorn's got people everywhere.
Why wouldn't we think we got them in the old folks' homes?
The incident which occurred about noon at the gardens of Western Reserve Nursing Home is being invested by both the cops and the Summit County Elections Board.
The board probe could lead to a closer examination of other votes with which Walker, Edith Walker, 73-year-old Democrat, was involved.
The alleged assault piqued the interest of McCain's campaign as the voter in question reportedly wanted to vote for McCain, but her ballot was initially marked for Obama.
A troubling report that emphasizes the importance of having a transparent and open process in every voting place in Ohio.
Fat chance.
And then this, right up the road here, Dawn, Port St. Lucie, Florida.
If you think back and forth between the candidates is getting ugly, presidential politics got downright physical in Port St. Lucie last Thursday night, according to a report released Friday.
The report states at about 7.20 p.m. Thursday, two diners in back-to-back booths of a restaurant in the 2,000 block courtyard circle in St. Lucie West were arguing about the upcoming election when one turned away and said he didn't need to hear it anymore.
At that point, one of the arguers, Johnny Morales, 26, got out of his seat, grabbed the other arguer by his head, and slammed it into the wall, causing a minor laceration with bleeding to the back of the victim's head.
Morales was charged with simple battery.
The report didn't give the men's political affiliations.
Well, in each case, who do you think?
Which party do you think the instigators of this violence are part of?
To me, that would be the Democrat Party.
American taxpayers are paying a criminal organization to elect Barack Obama.
And we're going to send more Democrats to the House and Senate.
Acorn plus heirs plus Democrats equals the mortgage meltdown.
This should be explained.
Let me tell you what this Acorn stuff really is.
I mean, by now, a lot of you have heard about Acorn.
Stanley Kurtz, by the way, has just an amazing piece of work today at National Review Online.
And let me give you just his opening paragraph.
It looks like Jeremiah Wright was just a tip of the iceberg.
Not only did Barack Obama savor Wright sermons, Obama gave legitimacy and a whole lot of money to education programs built around the same extremist anti-American ideology preached by Reverend Wright.
And guess what?
Bill Ayers is still palling around with the same bitterly anti-American, Afrocentric ideologues that he and Obama were promoting a decade ago.
All this is revealed by a bit of digging, combined with a careful study of documents from the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, the Education Foundation, Obama, and Ayers jointly led in the late 90s, the ones these papers were so hard to find.
John McCain, take note, Obama's title right is no longer a purely personal question, if it ever was one, about one man's choice of his pastor.
The fact that Obama funded extremist Afrocentrists who shared Jeremiah Wright's anti-Americanism means that this is now a matter of public policy and therefore an entirely legitimate issue in this campaign.
Now, as the program unfolds, I'm going to give you more details.
Stanley's piece runs seven pages printed out, and every page has information on it worth being highlighted.
John Pedoritz, blogging today at Contentions, which is the blog portion of the Commentary Magazine website, has a theory about why McCain has long said that Jeremiah Wright is off limits.
It's just a theory.
But Podoritz's theory is that McCain is desperate to get the endorsement of Colin Powell and fears he will lose the endorsement of Colin Powell if he brings up and focuses on Jeremiah Wright.
Just a theory.
It's as good as anything I know of.
Jeremiah Wright is a sitting duck to tie to Obama.
All of these associations, and by the way, these are not associations, these are alliances.
What do we know about Frank Davis, for example?
He's a communist.
He's a sex pervert, an influential figure in Obama's childhood.
What do we know about Bill Ayers?
We know that he is the original Timothy McVeigh, and we know that he's probably now the ghostwriter of Obama's first book.
We also know very little about Jeremiah Wright, except that he's racist, anti-Semite, and Obama's spiritual mentor and friend.
And Antoine Tony Resco, real estate consultant, friend, and felon.
That's what we know about these people.
We know that they're all very close and have been very close to Obama.
And these alliances tell us more about who Obama is than he's willing to tell us himself who he is.
But for some reason, Reverend Wright is off the table.
And it sounds like Ayers is off the table a little bit, too.
The New York Post today, seven-year-old gets an Acorn vote.
Her name is Ojani Smith.
Ready and registered to vote this November.
There's only one problem.
She's seven.
The Connecticut girl, 11 years too young, and nobody in her family knows how she ended up on a voter registration form submitted by ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, that Obama worked with.
There are pictures of him.
He's denying it.
He's lying about it.
He worked with them.
He helped organize them.
They helped teach him what they do.
He got them funding the Senate bill authored by Richard Durbin.
Now, one of the things you have to understand about Acorn, we've all heard in the last weeks that they're out there registering the Dallas Cowboys offensive line or the entire Dallas Cowboys roster.
They're registering Mickey Mouse.
You know, all these names that you see, they're going to be thrown out.
There are two reasons that they are doing this.
And both of them do not necessarily have to do with the fact that these people, whoever they are, are going to show up and vote.
The first objective of having so many fraudulent, questionable registrations at each polling precinct is to create chaos among the poll workers.
And look at, you know, when you go to vote, these poll workers are volunteers.
They're not hard to overwhelm them.
Ask them a question about your voting machine, and it might take a while to get the answer.
I mean, they're great people.
They're citizens.
They're volunteers.
You overwhelm them with a bunch of garbage registrations.
And it creates chaos.
And when the chaos is created, the phone call goes out to a lawyer for Obama Biden who then comes in and accuses voting irregularities of taking place, charges voter irregular liberties taking place.
Then they ask for the polls to stay open a little longer or all kinds of things like this.
This is exactly what happened in St. Louis in 2000, 2004.
The other reason, the other reason to have all kinds of fraudulent registrations, not necessarily for people to use and vote, when the polls close and everything's over and done with, you've got all these unused registrations, people that didn't show up to vote.
All you have to do is have one Acorn worker as a poll worker.
And if you need the votes, if you need some votes from that particular precinct, you've got a whole stack of unused voter registration cards that you can just after the polling place is closed.
What do you think happened in Lake County, Indiana, which is Gary, Indiana, during the primaries between Hillary and Obama?
The idiot mayor up there of Gary started bragging on TV, well, we're dealing with this as fast as we can.
They went out, wanted some FaceTime.
He essentially said, we're trying to see what we need here.
That's why there's so many reasons for doing all of this.
I don't care how you slice it.
It is cheating through and through.
Acorn bought and paid for by your taxpayer dollars for the last 30 years.
We've got Governor Palin coming on here in about 12 or so minutes.
I want to get some phone calls on when we get back.
Stay with us.
Grab some phone calls.
Start in Pittsburgh.
This is Carol.
Great to have you on the EIB network.
Hello.
Yes, Mr. Limbaugh.
I'm a first-time caller, and it's an honor to speak to you.
Thank you very much.
I wanted to let you know that in the last couple of elections, I volunteered in Lawyers for Bush.
And one of the essential points that has been being missed by the media, although you actually brought it up right before the break, is that Acorn, by increasing the raw numbers, is increasing the number of available votes.
And just as you indicated, that it doesn't matter whether or not these newly registered voters actually show up at the end of the night when the polls are closing.
They just vote those people as Democrats.
Now tell me how this happens, because we all believe here that people working the polls have no affiliation, that they're all nonpartisan.
They may vote themselves, but I mean they're volunteers.
We don't envision that kind of cheating going on.
We're aware that it might happen here and there, but you're making it sound like it's pretty universal where Eric Acorn's involved.
How does it happen?
Well, I don't think that it's actually necessarily Acorn that does this.
What it does is that by Acorn allowing there to be a greater number of raw voters, the people who actually run the polls can then vote the people at the end of the night.
So what happens is that So the Democrats need to have Democrat poll workers and there is a majority of the poll workers working in order to pull this off.
Well, that is actually a reality in the city of Pittsburgh and for a sizable amount of Pennsylvania, I believe.
And so what happens is that in the inner cities, you do have a high number and predominantly Democrat poll workers.
And they're actually, I think they're elected in their own areas, but then poll workers who volunteer for the various campaigns then are permitted to go in and oversee what is happening at the polls.
But at the end of the night, what happens is that the, for instance, the lawyers for Bush or the lawyers for McCain simply don't have enough people who are there and available to actually oversee the close.
Well, but at the same time, you're going to have, for example, in this instance, you would have Obama Biden voters, lawyers already there because they'd be called in with all the chaos.
Well, that's true.
And what I can tell you is that the poll workers actually take people into the voting booth and they show them what to pull.
I saw it with my own eyes.
I can tell you, our job as lawyers for Bush was to oversee the poll volunteers who were working for the Bush campaign.
And they were just checking to see who's showing up and to find out whether the Republican voters were coming in and whether the election laws were being followed.
So you'd make sure, for instance, that the absentee voter list was posted on the walls.
And the Democrat actually elected officials who were there.
And there might be one Republican there, but it was predominantly Democrats.
They did not want you there.
They did not want you looking at the law to make sure that the absentee voter list was there.
And it must be posted so that if that voter actually shows up to vote, that then they're not permitted to vote.
And that is not what was happening.
In fact, then what happened was that the Kerry, the lawyers for Kerry would come in, and actually they were threatening to call the police.
We were not doing anything to interfere with any actual voting, but we were asking the elected poll workers whether or not appropriate procedures were being followed.
Do you have any idea whether all this cheating is helping Democrats win, say, in Pennsylvania?
If this weren't going on in Pennsylvania, do you think Bush or maybe McCain this year would actually carry Pennsylvania?
Absolutely.
Really?
Because Pennsylvania is predominantly a conservative place, especially on social issues.
And certainly Western Pennsylvania tend to be a little bit more conservative than Eastern Pennsylvania because you get the Philadelphia and the suburbs and the inner city there.
But your story, and believe me, I've gotten emails from people who are telling similar stories here, as Carol has related.
It makes me think that without this going on, there would be landslide defeats of Democrats all across this country in various states.
I believe that to be true.
And what I can tell you is that the moveon.org people were outside and inside the polling areas, and they were very aggressive, and in fact, attempting to intimidate voters and the people who were volunteering for Bush.
It was a very intimidating time to be a woman there trying to help the poll workers.
And a lot of the volunteers for Bush, surprisingly, were young men and women who had never done this before.
I'm not.
Carol, I got to run here because of the constraints of time, but I appreciate your call.
Thanks much for the story.
Sarah Palin, if she's been able to find the time here when we come back, stay with us.
Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to Rush Limbaugh, long cool woman, black dress.
The Holly's taking us into our little chat here with Governor Sarah Palin, vice presidential nominee for John McCain.
Governor Palin, welcome to the program.
It's nice to have you here.
A pleasure to speak with you.
Hey, thank you so much.
And ditto's from Scranton.
Scranton, Pennsylvania, on the bus.
We just got off the bus.
We're heading into a rally here, but wanted to take a couple of minutes to get to say hi and let you know what we're doing, Rush.
Well, I tell you, you know, I was in a quandary here this morning.
I admire you so much, I really don't know what to ask.
I was tempted to say, okay, Governor Palin, you got 10 minutes.
Let it rip.
But let me tell you, one thing I do want to ask you about: Obama's comment yesterday to the plumber who said, Why are you going to raise my taxes?
And he said, Well, you know, it's not that I want to punish you, it's that we want to spread the wealth around, which seems to me to sum it up that this is contrary to every economic and constitutional principle for which this nation stands.
And it seems this comment by Obama, and I know that Senator McCain hit this this morning, is just an excellent opportunity for your campaign to contrast your vision of America with his.
Absolutely.
You know, people on November 4th, they're going to have the choice.
You can either support a ticket that will support policies to create jobs.
We do that by reducing taxes and reining in government growth and allowing our country to be energy independent, or you choose the ticket that's going to kill jobs by increasing taxes, just like Barack Obama is purporting today.
Now, Governor Palin, do you ask this?
The people that are being thrilled to death by your presence, the people that have been revved up, our side who, prior to your being chosen, were not nearly as excited as they are now.
And one of the reasons for it, Governor Palin, is that you seem to understand the stark choice we have and the real danger the country faces in the future if the Obama-Biden ticket is elected.
And I'd just like to know, do you see it that way?
Do you see it beyond just an average normal presidential campaign in any given four-year period?
I do.
I see.
I mean, this November 4th, we're going to set the course for the future of our great country.
We're going to go one direction or the other.
And, you know, you understand that our ticket, what we're all about, is pro-growth, pro-private sector.
We're tax cuts.
We're reining in government.
We're proponents of the culture of life that would make America better off.
We're adamant about winning the wars with the strongest military in the world.
All those things that we stand for that I think are so clearly articulated with our message, with the plan that's been expressed.
We can go that direction, or we can go in the complete opposite direction of all those aforementioned goals that we have in mind if you choose the other ticket.
Well, now, as I listened to your campaign appearances and Senator McCain's, it seems that you are the more forceful in speaking out against Obama and his campaign ideas.
Are they giving you pretty much free rein to attack this campaign as you wish?
Well, you know, there just aren't enough hours in the day, I think, to get out there.
And Rush, I've got nothing to lose in this.
And I think America has everything to gain by understanding the differences, the contrasts here between Obama and McCain.
So, you know, I'm going out there and I'm just simply speaking, so be it that I'm a simple talker, but I'm just going out there and letting people know the differences and how absolutely paramount it is that voters are paying attention and that voters are understanding Canada's records,
their associations, their plans for the future, instead of being kind of wrapped up into all this rhetoric of Obama's and buying into it and not holding him accountable for the things that he's done, the things that he's said, his associates, and where he wants to take America.
That's exactly.
The media is not holding him accountable.
The media is covering up for him.
That's why there is so much enthusiasm for you, because you are the one in this campaign who is holding him to account and trying to explain who he is and who his alliances are with and have been.
There were two stories today, one in the Los Angeles Times, one in the New York Times, both saying how wonderful you are as a speaker.
The New York Times posited that you are the most forceful and dynamic speaker of all four candidates on the presidential circuit.
Then they said your forcefulness and your opinionatedness and your charisma and your overwhelming ability to say what you mean is driving away moderates.
Now, this is an attempt to get you to shut up.
This is an attempt by the media to make you stop being who you are.
What it means is they're really worried about the effectiveness that you have.
Well, yeah, I guess that message is they do want me to sit down and shut up, but that's not going to happen.
I care too much about this great country.
Now, yes, speaking of some of those associations, and you're right, mainstream media is not holding Barack Obama accountable.
Let's talk quickly about Acorn and the unconscionable situation that we're facing right now with voter fraud.
And given the ties between Obama and ACORN and the money that his campaign has sent them and the job that he had with them in the past, Obama has a responsibility to rein in Acorn and prove that he's willing to fight voter fraud.
He's not going to do that.
He's been paying for them.
He declared he's not going to reign them.
This is why you guys have to have the responsibility.
Obama's not going to do anything to harm himself.
Well, here's the deal then.
We call him on it again today, right?
As we had almost a month ago where we reached out to Obama and, you know, we said that there has to be an effort to cooperate on potential voter fraud.
That was a month ago.
Wouldn't surprise you, of course, that we haven't received a response from back then.
But again, though, calling him on it again today.
And for shame, if the mainstream media were to cover this one up, there's already been too much ignorance, ignoring of his associations with others and with others in the past.
But this Acorn stuff, it is unconscionable.
I don't mean to always harp on the media here because everybody does this, but this is a true observation.
If it weren't for the media covering up for Obama and presenting him as a person he's not, he wouldn't be at 30% in the polls.
He wouldn't be.
Your odds, therefore, are formidable.
The things that you and Senator McCain have to overcome in these last three weeks, because you're not only waging a race, it's my opinion.
She's not saying this, folks.
I'm not trying to put words in your mouth, Governor, but you're waging a race not just against Obama and Biden.
You're waging a race against most of the mainstream media in this country.
And one of the things I have to go back and ask you before we lose our time with you, something that's profoundly offended me, you have borne up under this well.
You from Alaska thrust into the national stage.
They start these attempts to destroy you based on your apparent treasonous behavior to feminism.
How did it make you feel when they said you had no business being chosen for vice president because you have a child to raise?
Oh, isn't that something?
The whole standards or something else.
But you know what?
If my skin isn't thick enough to take those pretty immature shots that are coming from some of them on the other side, then I have no business thinking that I could serve as vice president.
And keeping it in perspective, too, Rush, when you consider the true shots that actually hurt people across America, those who are worried about losing their homes, their jobs, maybe their kid or their specialist, we're in the war zone.
They're worried about that person's safety.
Those are the true shots that really matter in America today.
So the political jab Oh, no.
We lost the sell call.
And I had one last question to go before that answer.
And the question was going to be, maybe she'll call us back real quick.
I'll hold here and see if they do try to get back.
And I'll give you a heads up on the question I was going to ask her.
She's got to be enjoying this.
She seems like she really enjoys this.
Here she comes from Alaska.
She's thrust into the national stage.
And all of a sudden, now she's really eating this up.
And she's the reason for the crowds.
And I wonder how her future in politics, as she assesses it, is.
Governor Palin, we have you back.
Hey, I'm back.
Sorry.
Sorry, now I've got one question.
I know your time is short.
A lot of people are.
We have dinner.
A friend of mine had dinner with another friend in Cleveland about three weeks ago.
And this guy, whose name you would know, I'm going to protect his identity, was just going on and on and on about how impressed he was with the fact that all of a sudden, out of nowhere, you get thrust onto a national stage from Alaska.
You show up one day in Ohio, and it appears that you had bags packed for a month, that you had all of the logistics handled.
He was profoundly impressed just by the human challenge that you overcame there.
Now you're on the trail, and everybody watching you, including me, seems to think you really like this, that you're into it, that you're a natural at it.
So therefore, have you even thought about a political future beyond this campaign?
That's a good question.
No, because I'm thinking about November 4th, and I am just so absolutely passionate about the job that we have in front of us from now till November 4th, getting people to understand how important paying attention.
Well, let me bring up one more thing real quickly about the economy and taxes and Obama and his flip-flopping and his inconsistencies there that should, geez, that this should make people question what his intentions are.
Now, we're pressing Obama on taxes, right?
Because he's known as somebody who would raise taxes on you.
He's voted 94 times for higher taxes, including increased taxes on people making just $42,000 a year.
So he said repeatedly he would consider abandoning his plan for all these huge tax increases of his if the economy was weak.
Quote, he said if it were weak.
But even today, not being able to admit that, okay, the economy is weak, but it's not weak enough for Obama to say he won't raise taxes.
He will raise taxes.
People have to understand that.
And then from there, let them make the best decision.
The point about that comment to me, Governor Palin, is he's admitting that his economic plan will slow down the economy.
So whether it's weak or strong, who needs that?
We don't need somebody as president who admits his objective is going to harm economic growth.
This man poses a serious danger.
I know that you're aware of it, and a lot of people are counting on you.
I'm not trying to add any more pressure to you than you already have, but a lot of people have really struck a chord.
You've struck a chord with them.
And we look at these crowds that you're drawing out there, and it keeps everybody fired up.
So keep it up.
Okay, and I certainly will, but the crowds that we're drawing, it's just good, common sense, hardworking, patriotic Americans who are saying, right on, it is time for change, but it's the change that matters they're concerned about.
They're standing in the rain for two hours to get in to see you.
They're after driving an hour and a half to get there, and that's because you have re-energized them.
Well, I love them, and we're not going to let them down.
I promise you, Rush, we're not going to let you down.
We're not going to let these good, patriotic, hardworking Americans down.
We're going to put government back on their side.
Thanks, Governor Palin.
Appreciate your time, and all the best down the road the next three weeks.
Okay, thank you so much, and we'll keep listening.
Thank you, Rush.
Governor Sarah Palin from Scranton, Pennsylvania, back after this.
Ladies and gentlemen, sticking here with the subject of acorn and voter fraud, we need to expand it.
The subject is not just voter fraud.
Have you ever wondered, I know I have, and I have voiced this question and my curiosity over this for 20 years behind the Golden EIB microphone and years prior to that.
Very shortly, very simply, from the time of my birth, 57 years ago to today, this country has grown and expanded.
Prosperity has opened its doors for more and more people around the world, not just people born in this country.
We know the stories of Asians immigrating and running rings around people born in this country academically in California.
We know all about the immigration, legal and illegal, to get into the country.
We know that the standard of living has risen.
We know that technological advancement is going along at light speed.
And yet during this period of time, whether it be the last 57 years or be it the last 20 years, it seems that a majority of the black population has remained angry, frustrated, and behind.
They've been left behind.
They're acting like they've been left behind.
And of course, we've heard that this is because of racism, natural systemic institutional racism in America, that we are unfair, that this country is just horrible and rotten.
If you ever ask yourself how it is that people not even born here can come here and in a few short years begin prospering in school, their own business, yet people who are born in this country somehow have been raised to hate it, to think they're still back in the days of slavery.
I actually think, after studying all this acorn stuff and reading what Stanley Kurtz has written about this, I actually believe that what has taken place here, in addition to liberal Democrat legislation, such as the Great Society and the War on Poverty, which a lot of people will now acknowledge really busted up the black family by the government taking the place of a husband and father.
It was free to roam around and bear no responsibility.
The mother remained the mother.
She got the financial assistance from this legislation, from the federal government.
The federal government became the father.
Father didn't have to hang around in order for the kids to be okay, depending on how you define okay.
And as you study more and more of this acorn stuff, you find that it has been part of an entire movement that has been going on for two, maybe three decades right under our noses.
We thought that it was just liberal welfare policies and all that that kept blacks from progressing while other minorities grew and prospered, but no.
It is these wackos from Bill Ayers to Jeremiah Wright to other anti-American, Afrocentric black liberation theologists working with Acorn and Barack Obama is smack dab in the middle of it.
They have been training young black kids to hate, hate, hate this country.
And they trained their parents before that to hate, hate, hate this country.
It was a movement.
It was a Bill Ayers, anti-capitalist, anti-American educational movement.
Acorn is how it was implemented, right under our noses.
They're doing far more, folks, than just cheating when it comes to elections and registration.
They are in deep in this mortgage crisis.
Acorn and Obama and Barney Frank and Chris Dodd, the Democrat Party, have their fingerprints all over the subprime mortgage crisis.
The whole concept of affordable housing was people who can't afford a mortgage are going to get one because America is unfair.
It has been a movement.
It has been a religion.
And Obama and Jeremiah Wright and William Ayers were all up to their big ears in it.
This is no different than any other radical religion.
The difference is that Acorn and Ayers and these other people co-opting radicalism in the Democrat Party got U.S. taxpayers to pay for all this.
Acorn is taxpayer funded.
Plus they do their own fundraisers.
You throw moveon.org and George Soros into all this.
And we're up against an incredible, incredible machine that Barack Obama is at the center of.
We'll be back.
I can't believe that.
Two o'clock already.
Two of the three hours of the fastest three hours in Media in the ether for posterity.
And we got another one straight ahead.
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