For those of you going to the tea parties on tax day, you've heard about the efforts, the rumored efforts of ACORN and other community organizer efforts to infiltrate, trying to be and appear as one of you but then cause problems, create violence, great shows for the Drive-By Media cameras so that the tea party protests can be portrayed as a bunch of fringe kook violent wackos. In addition to that -- this is from ThePolitico.com -- in addition to that, various ACORN groups, like America United for Change, are going to "hold dozens of events outside local post offices in at least 30 states to highlight President Obama's plan to help restore fairness to the tax code." In fact, ACORN, on the same day you're out there at the tea parties, ACORN and other groups, unions and so forth, are going to be calling for tax increases in 30 states. One of the taxes that they're going to zero in on is what they call the outrageous loophole that allows offshore corporate tax havens, as called for within the president's budget. Hey, don't worry about those. They're going away. The world regulator from the G20 is going to see to it that that takes place.


ACORN vs. tea bags

Tax day is looking like nirvana for agitated activists from the left and the right.

There's been a ton of coverage of the "Tea Parties" scheduled by conservative activists around the country — Newt Gingrich is said to be attending one of these anti-tax shindigs. And then there's the threat of counter tea party protests and "infiltration" by liberal activists.

And now ACORN is getting in on the act, planning "dozens" of protests outside post offices on April 15, presumably to get the attention of last-minute tax return folks and the inevitable local media stakeouts of post offices on tax day.

According to a statement this afternoon from the liberal group Americans United for Change, ACORN and other progressive groups like AFSCME and US PIRG "will hold dozens of events outside local post offices in at least 30 states to highlight President Obama's plan to help restore fairness to the tax code, including closing an outrageous loophole in the tax code that allows offshore corporate tax havens, as called for within the president’s budget."