There were seventy-five votes in the House of Representatives against defunding ACORN. What if we put up a list of names and whether or not there are in-district ACORN offices. We get this:
2/3 of the votes against defunding ACORN have ACORN offices in their districts.
1/3 do not have offices in the districts.
Congressman Delahunt has no ACORN office in his district, but has one so very close that we can consider him in the yes camp.
Oh, and several of the Congressmen and a good number of congressional staff members are in Bertha Lewis’s contacts list. We’ll get to them later.
See the chart below the fold.
|
CONGRESSMAN |
IN-DISTRICT ACORN OFC. |
|
Baldwin |
YES |
|
Becerra |
YES |
|
Brady (PA) |
YES |
|
Brown, Corrine |
NO |
|
Butterfield |
NO |
|
Capuano |
YES |
|
Carson (IN) |
YES |
|
Castor (FL) |
NO |
|
Cleaver |
YES |
|
Clyburn |
YES |
|
Crowley |
YES |
|
Cummings |
YES |
|
Davis (IL) |
YES |
|
DeGette |
YES |
|
Delahunt |
NO* |
|
Doyle |
YES |
|
Edwards (MD) |
YES |
|
Ellison |
NO |
|
Engel |
NO |
|
Fattah |
YES |
|
Filner |
NO |
|
Fudge |
YES |
|
Green, Al |
NO |
|
Grijalva |
NO |
|
Hinchey |
NO |
|
Hirono |
YES |
|
Holt |
YES |
|
Honda |
YES |
|
Jackson (IL) |
YES |
|
Jackson-Lee (TX) |
YES |
|
Johnson, E. B. |
YES |
|
Kilpatrick (MI) |
YES |
|
Kucinich |
NO |
|
Larsen (WA) |
NO |
|
Lee (CA) |
YES |
|
Lewis (GA) |
YES |
|
Lynch |
YES |
|
Markey (MA) |
NO |
|
McCollum |
YES |
|
McDermott |
YES |
|
McGovern |
NO |
|
Meeks (NY) |
YES |
|
Mollohan |
NO |
|
Moore (WI) |
YES |
|
Moran (VA) |
NO |
|
Nadler (NY) |
YES |
|
Neal (MA) |
YES |
|
Olver |
NO |
|
Pallone |
NO |
|
Pascrell |
YES |
|
Payne |
YES |
|
Polis (CO) |
NO |
|
Price (NC) |
YES |
|
Rahall |
NO |
|
Rangel |
YES |
|
Roybal-Allard |
YES |
|
Rush |
YES |
|
Sánchez, Linda T. |
YES |
|
Schakowsky |
YES |
|
Scott (GA) |
NO |
|
Scott (VA) |
YES |
|
Serrano |
YES |
|
Sherman |
NO |
|
Sires |
YES |
|
Slaughter |
YES |
|
Stark |
NO |
|
Thompson (MS) |
YES |
|
Towns |
YES |
|
Tsongas |
NO |
|
Velázquez |
YES |
|
Waters |
YES |
|
Watson |
YES |
|
Waxman |
NO |
|
Wexler |
YES |
|
Woolsey |
NO |
*Delahunt’s district has an ACORN office very close by.
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Is David Price on Bertha's list?
Jack_Savage (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 1:24PM EST (link)That has a campaign ring to it – “Were you on Bertha’s list?”
Anyway, he is my rep and voted yes. Was he on the list?
RE: David Price
nivlem (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 3:24PM EST (link)He is my rep. as well. I would like to know, too.
Is he Price (NC) or some other? -nt-
Beaglescout (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 8:18PM EST (link)“A nation which can prefer disgrace to danger is prepared for a master, and deserves one.”
David Price is NC Rep.
nivlem (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 9:40PM EST (link)nt
Price was voted out in the 94 Republican revolution.
6eorge Jetson (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 10:46PM EST (link)Sadly, his absense lasted only two years.
Graft of and for the people.....
izoneguy (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 1:28PM EST (link)ACORN’s new slogan
The point cannot be made often enough: Modern liberalism, as embodied in the Obama presidency, is the defender of the status quo. And the status quo is a road to economic ruin. Political forces cannot redistribute the wealth that the economic system does not produce.
But.....
Stephen Halsey (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 2:03PM EST (link)What about the number of Ds that voted to defund ACORN that have ACORN offices in ther districts? Unless they voted no because of other mitigating circumstances like they’re a ‘Blue Dog’ or McCain carried their district last fall.
No question the Rolodex is a goldmine of info….it is another irrefutable piece of the puzzle connecting ACORN, SEIU, and the Democrat leadership. Just curious if the Rolodex/ACORN office/voted thesis holds up in reverse.
Hit hard. Hit fast. Hit often.
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DeGette.
NightTwister (Diary) Tuesday, September 22nd at 2:17PM EST (link)This could be fun.
The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter. – Winston Churchill