The Union News.: 4/9/10

4/9/10

SEIU vote-fraud unit drops frivolous lawsuit

ACORN whistleblower freed from legal-defense hell

Today an abrupt end came to a lawsuit that Project Vote, an affiliate of the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), had launched against Anita MonCrief, a vocal critic of both groups. The federal judge hearing the case ordered all claims dismissed based on a stipulation by the parties. Project Vote had sued MonCrief and an unidentified "John Doe" for $5 million in damages.
MonCrief worked for Project Vote for two years but became disillusioned by what she experienced there. In various venues, including testimony in court and before a congressional panel, on national television, and in her own blog, she detailed what she regarded as the corruption of both Project Vote and ACORN.

(from cir-usa.org)

Eloquent speaker talks crap

Obama's words always meant nothing

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Only Socialists approve of Obama

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Obamunists show U.S. how to Party

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SEIU brings O'Dems to heel

How Obama, union thugs enforce fundamental transformation of U.S.A.

In a shot across the bow of Dems, the labor powerhouse SEIU is starting a new third party in North Carolina that hopes to field its own slate of candidates, part of an effort to make the Democratic Party more reliable on issues important to labor, I’m told.

SEIU officials setting up the new party, called North Carolina First, are currently on the ground collecting signatures to qualify as a state party, SEIU officials tell me, adding that there are around 100 canvassers on the ground right now. The goal: To have the party up and running so candidates can run in this fall’s elections.