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One can't say that President Barack Obama lacks a sense of humor. At Monday's annual Christmas party, White House staff served "acorn" cookies to Republicans on Capitol Hill. Full Article at Dallas Blog
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A helpful guide to what the Senate's health care concessions will affect you. The opinions expressed on this blog are the personal opinions of our bloggers, and in no way reflect the opinions of Comedy Central, MTV Networks or Viacom. Full Article at Indecision 2008
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ACORN employees, left and center, leave the ACORN offices as state investigators remove computers from the group's New Orleans offices, Friday, Nov. 6, 2009. View Photo »
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What we're concerned about is putting ACORN, so to speak, as the fox in charge of the hen house because it looks like, under Barney Frank's financial services bill, that ACORN may have a seat at the table being on the oversight committee regulating the financial services industry of the United States. A...
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Last night, defying the will of a bipartisan majority of the House and Senate, Democrats voted to allow the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) to receive federal taxpayer dollars. Full Article at Say Anything
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Congress -- and possibly Citigroup -- may be gearing up to start funding the organized crime syndicate ACORN again. The current federal funding ban expires Dec. 18. Full Article at American Spectator
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With voter registration fraud alone no guarantee of Democrat wins, far-left elements are working to elect sympathetic secretaries of state across the nation. So contends Matthew Vadum, senior editor at Washington's Capital Research Center. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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State investigators remove computers from the ACORN offices in New Orleans, Friday, Nov. 6, 2009. View Photo »
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ACORN gave to us a walking embarrassment in the U.S Senate named Al Franken. Becuase of their illegal election activities we're all stuck
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Cue the laugh track: An internal investigation by ACORN has concluded that its employees did nothing illegal when they advised a woman posing as a hooker and a man as her pimp how to hide assets and falsify lending documents. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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Last night, defying the will of a bipartisan majority of the House and Senate, Democrats voted to allow the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) to receive federal taxpayer dollars. Full Article at Rantburg
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What we're concerned about is putting ACORN, so to speak, as the fox in charge of the hen house because it looks like, under Barney Frank's financial services bill, that ACORN may have a seat at the table being on the oversight committee regulating the financial services industry of the United States. A...
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ACORN gave to us a walking embarrassment in the U.S Senate named Al Franken. Becuase of their illegal election activities we're all stuck
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We did not find a pattern of intentional, illegal conduct by ACORN staff involved; in fact, no action, illegal or otherwise, was ever taken by any ACORN employee on behalf of the videographers ... Instead, the videos represent the byproduct of ACORN's long-standing management weaknesses, including a lac...
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We did not find a pattern of intentional, illegal conduct by ACORN staff involved; in fact, no action, illegal or otherwise, was ever taken by any ACORN employee on behalf of the videographers ... Instead, the videos represent the byproduct of ACORN's longstanding management weaknesses, including a lack...
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We did not find a pattern of intentional, illegal conduct by ACORN staff involved; in fact, no action, illegal or otherwise, was ever taken by any ACORN employee on behalf of the videographers ... Instead, the videos represent the byproduct of ACORN's longstanding management weaknesses, including a lack...
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The videos that have been released appear to have been edited, in some cases substantially, including the insertion of a substitute voiceover for significant portions of Mr. O'Keefe's and Ms.Giles's comments, which makes it difficult to determine the questions to which ACORN employees are responding
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While some of the advice and counsel given by ACORN employees and volunteers was clearly inappropriate and unprofessional, we did not find a pattern of intentional, illegal conduct by ACORN staff; in fact, there is no evidence that action, illegal or otherwise, was taken by any ACORN employee on behalf ...
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I passed on to the White House counsel`s office to pass on to the Justice Department complaints about the performance of the U.S. attorney in New Mexico, that he failed to go after ACORN and clear cases of vote fraud.
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Bob Bauer has a public record of defending Barack Obama’s relationship with ACORN. Bauer has acted as the agent between Obama and ACORN, and now he will be perfectly positioned to be tasked with erasing the tracks between Obama and ACORN.
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It’s clear nobody in this room could come up with anyone better positioned to scrub the links between President Obama and ACORN and all their affiliates
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President Obama previously served as ACORN's lawyer.
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ACORN is currently in the process of changing its name and has already transferred resources to several chapters of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and possibly Data and Field Services, the Working Families Party, Change to Win and the Council for Unity
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I regret that this forum is necessary ... The American people deserve official hearing into ACORN. This hearing is necessarily partisan, but I would like to have this be nonpartisan.
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ACORN’s amount of money that they’ve received from the government is relatively small.
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According to documents obtained by Oversight staff, it appears that ACORN directed an affiliate, Project Vote, to target Republicans in the 2008 election ... This kind of political activity is a clear violation of the organization’s non-profit status. With mountains of evidence, federal law enforcement ...
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According to documents obtained by Oversight staff, it appears that ACORN directed an affiliate, Project Vote, to target Republicans in the 2008 election ... This kind of political activity is a clear violation of the organization’s non-profit status. With mountains of evidence, federal law enforcement ...
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Clearly it seems that a great many people thought there bank information was not going to be used for a debit or they thought it would end ... These people would go into ACORN for a briefing, and they would get their bank information and they would have them sign a membership form. They would automatica...
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When this investigation is finally finished ... these roads following ACORN will lead to the White House
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I am concerned that the era of corruption promulgated by ACORN and protected by the White House is just the beginning.
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The president’s ties to ACORN taint any conclusion that the Justice Department may reach with regard to whether or not to investigate and prosecute ACORN employees ... That’s why I request that the attorney general appoint a special prosecutor to oversee the investigation into ACORN.
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The president’s ties to ACORN taint any conclusion that the Justice Department may reach with regard to whether or not to investigate and prosecute ACORN employees ... That’s why I request that the attorney general appoint a special prosecutor to oversee the investigation into ACORN.
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The president’s close ties with ACORN, which date back over 15 years, are of additional concern ... President Obama previously served as ACORN’s lawyer, participated in ACORN training programs in Chicago, and sat on the boards of two organizations that provided funding to ACORN’s Chicago chapter.
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The president’s close ties with ACORN, which date back over 15 years, are of additional concern ... President Obama previously served as ACORN’s lawyer, participated in ACORN training programs in Chicago, and sat on the boards of two organizations that provided funding to ACORN’s Chicago chapter.
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President Obama previously served as ACORN’s lawyer, participated in ACORN training sessions in Chicago, and presided on the board of two organizations that funded ACORN’s Chicago chapter
SOURCE: The Washington Independent
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