ACORN worried? Nope.

ACORN is being investigated in 15 states. ACORN is openly partisan. ACORN openly promotes voting for Barack Obama.

Do you think they're concerned about the law suits and attacks?

Nope.

Why should they be?

If they get their guy Obama elected, who's going to come after them? Do you think an Obama Presidency with an overwhelming Democratic Congress is going to go after the group that helped them steal the election? At this point in the game they've been exposed as partisan and if Obama doesn't win, they're toast (we hope). I would bet they're not holding back any more in their quest to get him elected. It's in their own self interest now.

I saw an ACORN ad this morning where they're openly telling voters in Washington DC to vote for Obama. Blatant. They showed it on Fox News about an hour ago but I haven't been able to find it on YouTube yet. I'm sure it'll be there soon!

Judge Character by Friends Unless it's Barack Obama

Most of us grew up hearing our parents tell us to be careful who we chose to associate with and who we chose as our friends. They told us people judge us by who we choose to hang around with and the choices we made in life.

Now, as adults, Barack Obama is telling us that it doesn't matter who he has chosen to hang around with his entire adult life.

We are to judge him by what he says, not by what he does or has done.

He won't share any information from his college days.

He discounts a 20 year church relationship.

He plays down his involvement with ACORN.

Who is he going to choose to staff his Cabinet if elected? His friends?

Who is he going to choose to appoint for the Supreme Court?

Where is he going to turn for advice?

He will be able to do anything he wants once he is in the White House as he'll have a Democratic House and Senate. We will no longer have a system of checks and balances.

What happens when he co-opts the Supreme Court, too?

President Bush Comments on "Economic Rescue" (aka bailout)

Today, a bipartisan group of Members of Congress, working with my Administration, reached agreement on economic rescue legislation that is urgently needed to address a crisis in our financial system that threatens the entire U.S. economy.

I appreciate the leadership shown by Members on both sides of the aisle, who came together to write a very good bill. This bill provides the necessary tools and funding to help protect our economy against a system-wide breakdown. The bill will help allow access to credit so American families can meet their daily needs and American businesses can make purchases, ship goods, and meet their payrolls. And this plan sends a strong signal to markets around the world that the United States is serious about restoring confidence and stability to our financial system. Without this rescue plan, the costs to the American economy could be disastrous.

Many Members of Congress contributed important ideas to improve the legislation my Administration proposed. I appreciate the negotiators considering those ideas and incorporating them in this agreement.

Members of Congress will vote on this legislation soon. This is a difficult vote, but with the improvements made to the bill, I am confident Congress will do what is best for our economy by approving this legislation promptly.