Ohio Elections: ACORN Worker by Day, Prostitute by Night
October 31, 2008 | Filed Under 00Publius Contributor, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, News, Society/Culture, Vote Fraud, Warner Todd Huston | 3 Comments
-By Warner Todd Huston
Of course, we all know that ACORN workers are prostitutes for Barack Obama, The One, the all seeing, all knowing messiah at large.
But, whoda thunk they were also prostitutes for… well… just prostitutes? I mean Real ones?
WCPO channel 9 in Cincinnati is reporting that an ACORN worker was arrested for soliciting an undercover police officer this week. Shari Bell also had a crack pipe in her coat when police arrested her.
So, we know her night job. But what was her day job? Well, apparently she worked for ACORN (the Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now), Barack Obama’s old employer and current supporter.
Bell told police she worked for Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), a group that works for progress in low-income communities on issues like housing, education and voter registration, at the time of her arrest.
ACORN head organizer for Cincinnati Amy Teitelman said that Bell did work for the organization as a canvasser, going door to door for four days, but did not show up for work Wednesday, therefore she said they assumed that she had quit.
ACORN sure knows how to pick em, don’t they?
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(H/T EM Zanotti)
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