So Senator Lindsay Grahman Just Spilled The Beans

Jeeze...do me a favor and let me know when you have something to add, cause I simply haven't seen it yet.

Which ACORN is everyone talking about?
I can find two such organizations.

1.The voter fraud ACORN that Obama worked with.
ACORN: Home
Or,
2.The non-profit ACORN that is a HUD-certified, Fannie Mae-approved housing counseling office.
ACORN Housing Corporation

no, and I doubt you ever will see it. I gave information. a direct quote from a Senator and you arrived at "an implication being" total unpasturized donkey shit. as usual.

Once again, the Democrats want to set up a self-funding mechanism, this time by exploiting a severe financial crisis. Despicable.

A "senator". You mean Lindsey Graham? lol... too funny. You don't even know what ACORN they're talking about or if they're separate entities or if the lying pos is even remotely telling the truth.

As for your elegant turn of phrase, elephant droppings are far larger and more difficult to clean up after.

Oh ok, I missed xsiteds' post. Looks like it's a huge slush fund for La Raza and the fraudulent ACORN.

No wonder the congress critters wanted this passed so quickly, look at all the bullshit in it.
Thank goodness McCain came in there and stopped this right jillian? Or do you like slush and pork?

I think Michelle Malkin nailed it:

you are a very unreasonable bitter partisan hack.

I might be the least bitter person you'll ever know. Frankly, I have nothing to be bitter about. You're just projecting.

If the bailout goes thru, I will send every damn bill I have and demand the treasury pay it off or I will sue under the equal protection clause. Damn straight, y'all will see my ass on Judge Judy.

Enough with counting on themedia to characterize THE PLAN

I want to see it IN PRINT.

I want to see every forking detail of it.

But the granddaddy of all phony government trust funds may be soon enacted in housing bailout legislation before Congress. The so-called Affordable Housing Trust Fund — part of the legislation that passed the Senate Banking Committee in May and is poised to come to the Senate floor as early as this week — is almost set up from the beginning to be diverted to purposes other than affordable housing. The holes in this “trust fund” would allow the money to be easily siphoned off to liberal activist groups such as Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) for lobbying and even political campaigning. Long a priority of groups on the Left, the “trust fund” — also called the “affordable housing fund” — would get its revenues from a legislatively fixed share of the surpluses of the government’s Federal Housing Administration or the profits from the government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The latest version — in the housing and GSE oversight bill that cleared the Senate Banking Committee in May — would establish the fund by taking 1.2 basis points of interest from Fannie and Freddie’s loan portfolio — about $500 million a year.
Enacting an off-budget funding entity for housing has long been a goal of Rep. Barney Frank, and since he became chairman of the powerful House Financial Services Comittee when the Democrats took Congress back a year and a half ago, he has inserted several versions of the “trust fund” into many housing bills. “Given our severely constrained fiscal realities,” Frank has argued, there needs to be “a low income housing trust fund that will be paid for in ways that do not draw from federal tax revenues.”