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ACORN Changing Shape?Posted on Feb 22, 2010
Despite earlier reports that ACORN, the national coalition of community organizations that some conservatives love to hate, is effectively “dissolving as a national structure,” an ACORN spokesperson told The American Prospect that the national network “still exists.” —KA
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By rollzone, February 22, 2010 at 7:33 pm Link to this comment
hello. ACORN will continue to do their job. defining
Report thistheir job is what is my problem. organizing all
available vocal protesters for every convenient cause
means to me they only exist to funnel federal dollars
into their own pockets, by working with their heads
instead of their backs. the fault i find in that is:
the sponging off the tax payer part. peoples’ voices
are loud enough, without an organization with
questionable ties to voter fraud supporting them.
whatever their new group names themselves, they should
not be federally funded.