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Why should ACORN, the leftist political group and Obama backer, get $$ from Chris Dodd’s mortgage bailout?

This is a massive burden on taxpayers, as much as $800 Billion, or $150 Billion more than we have spent on the Iraq war since it’s inception.

I think the lack of interest in your question from Obama supporters shows how little they really know about him and are backing him because of his smooth Clinton like character and because Bush hasn’t exactly been the best president we ever had.

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