Comments on: Bankers’ Greed Reason Behind Housing Crisis http://thedailypatriot.com/bankers-greed-reason-behind-housing-crisis/ Freedom and Liberty, Not Party and Politics Sun, 31 Oct 2010 17:49:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Karen J. Young http://thedailypatriot.com/bankers-greed-reason-behind-housing-crisis/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Karen J. Young Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:24:05 +0000 http://thedailypatriot.com/?p=1668#comment-19 Austin King, the director of the ACORN Financial Justice Center, needs to "mop up" his own organization currently under federal investigation for fraud in 14 states, with federal indictments in Nevada and Ohio before laughably blaming Bachmann and Wall Street for the current financial crisis. King fails to mention <a href="http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/More-ACORN-funding-despite-indictments-45954362.html" target="blank" rel="nofollow">legislation pushed by Rep. Frank (D-MA) </a>which encouraged practices that began and fostered the subprime mess. This would seem in ACORN’s best interest as Frank is also the congressional cheerleader for ACORN funding. Trying to focus attention on Bachmann is a classic debating tactic, deflecting attention from widespread ACORN fraud. Bachmann's legislation against taxpayer funds for CRA is protection for the American taxpayer, not disregard for the unfortunate circumstances of the foreclosures in her district. King’s article is a clear example of the inherent political bias of ACORN at taxpayer expense. The American taxpayer is tired of political hacks not interested in right and wrong but funding their own political greed. Austin King, the director of the ACORN Financial Justice Center, needs to “mop up” his own organization currently under federal investigation for fraud in 14 states, with federal indictments in Nevada and Ohio before laughably blaming Bachmann and Wall Street for the current financial crisis. King fails to mention legislation pushed by Rep. Frank (D-MA) which encouraged practices that began and fostered the subprime mess. This would seem in ACORN’s best interest as Frank is also the congressional cheerleader for ACORN funding.

Trying to focus attention on Bachmann is a classic debating tactic, deflecting attention from widespread ACORN fraud. Bachmann’s legislation against taxpayer funds for CRA is protection for the American taxpayer, not disregard for the unfortunate circumstances of the foreclosures in her district. King’s article is a clear example of the inherent political bias of ACORN at taxpayer expense. The American taxpayer is tired of political hacks not interested in right and wrong but funding their own political greed.

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