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ACORN Probe Finds No Pattern of IllegalityPosted on Dec 7, 2009
The Republicans’ favorite punching bag, ACORN, has emerged from an external review process looking far less shady than its opponents would like, but the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now still has some management issues, according to the inquiry’s findings. —KA
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By MKS, December 8, 2009 at 6:09 am Link to this comment
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ACORN has no business receiving any public money, ever.
Whatever “good” ACORN may do should be done with private donations.
An astute and impartial Attorney General would be investigating and very likely prosecuting ACORN right now.
Report thisBy idarad, December 8, 2009 at 5:46 am Link to this comment
rollzone - obviously you don’t have a clue about what the organization has done for thousands of people. But of course you would rather have taxpayer money going to citigroup, goldman sachs to better steal from people or to haliburton to better kill people. Name one organization that doesn’t have a loose cannon or two….. still waiting
Report thisBy rollzone, December 7, 2009 at 9:42 pm Link to this comment
hello. exsqueeze you? ACORN needs to be functioning and intact, because they are too retarded to rename themselves: and rise from the ashes of Obama money? this network is not a party thing, not a power base, not a socialist funnel for democratic support, not anything remotely resembling an illegitimate organization; irresponsible to the public, under basic appropriate standards of governance, or operating within legal parameters? exsqueeze you? since they paid for this self serving review- how much did they pay you to say that? ACORN is all these things, except operating within the letter of the law. stop these people from throwing tax dollars away, so money can be used for real jobs by real investors whom really qualify.
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