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September 23, 2009
Bertha Lewis's Rolodex Reveals Ties to White House
Posted by Dave Blount at September 23, 2009 9:23 AM
Now that the country's largest community activist group ACORN has been exposed as downright satanic, the governmedia may be forced to acknowledge its extensive and longstanding ties to Comrade Obama. Now doubt it will pretend these are all in the past. But even after ACORN launched Chairman Zero on his career, and he found still more powerful patrons in the liberal establishment media and on Wall Street, he continues to have his uses for this criminal syndicate, as we saw when he paid them $800,000 to use their nefarious tactics to help him win election, and again when plans were made to have ACORN collect Census data helpful to Democrats.
Radical community organizer Bertha Lewis — ACORN's CEO — is considered one of the 100 most influential women in New York. They should make that in the world; after all, she has the ear of the White House.
Among the very few contacts in Bertha Lewis's Rolodex that include detailed information — home phone, cell phone, person email — is Patrick Gaspard, a top Obama advisor who flies under the radar. From RedState:
Patrick Gaspard was the Executive Vice President for the SEIU until Barack Obama asked Gaspard to become his Presidential Campaign's National Political Director. Once in the White House, Gaspard became Barack Obama's Director of the Office of Political Affairs. He is Barack Obama's Karl Rove, but unlike Rove, eschews the spotlight, which is why so many compare David Axelrod to Rove.
Also prominently featured in the Rolodex is Gaspard's brother Michael, who is listed as working for the Advance Group. This is ACORN's lobbying organization, responsible for persuading corrupt politicians to give our money to Bertha Lewis and her army of child prostitution enablers.
No amount of media whitewashing will get the stink of ACORN off Dear Leader.
On a tip from J.
