"Obama is the oak grown from Acorn, a group so proud of its association that it boasts 'Obama Organizing Fellows' and runs a 'Camp Obama' training event. While Acorn boasts of its Obama association, the candidate, of course, is more reticent. That’s because he well knows that many non-dead, non-animal voters would not find a close association with such a group a desirable quality in a potential president.'Once a community organizer, then a foundation grant-maker, and now a lobbyist for direct government funding, Barack Obama has been with Acorn throughout his career,' [John Fund] writes. 'In return, Acorn is pledging to spend $35 million this year registering voters—both real and fictive. Should Obama become president, look for Acorn to have a vastly more ambitious legislative agenda, and for Obama to be responsive.'”
— Daniel J. Flynn, reviewing John Fund's Stealing Elections, Revised and Updated: How Voter Fraud Threatens Our Democracy, which (obviously) hasn't been read by the many newspapers that have given Obama endorsements, but has been read by New York's City Journal
