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If there is a single lesson to be learned from Watergate, it has to be "it's not the crime that gets you, it's the cover-up." People can usually forgive you if you admit your mistake and take your lumps. (Your political opponents, not so much. But they' Full Article at Wizbang
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Did you know that last year's banking crisis was all President George W. Bush's fault, and that when he left the White House in January, he "walked out the door with all the money?" Full Article at Newsbusters
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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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Why has NPR totally ignored an important story about illegal activities with this organization, ACORN? … Maybe America should vote to stop funding for NPR if you have such a radical political agenda and don't relate important information that may embarrass a liberal president.
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Matthew YglesiasI’m entirely in favor of a Social Security commission, similar to the 1983 commission, tasked with producing a conventional basket of small revenue increases and small benefit cuts that would balance Social Security’s book in the long term. Full Article at Matthew Yglesias
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The person working at this office, Adam Carter, had reportedly skipped town in June, according to the landlord. and in August, an ACORN representative from Tulsa came down and took more items, leaving behind what was found by Red Dirt Report. Full Article at Wizbang
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There are a number of isolated incidents that, in the great scheme of things, should be seen as rather trivial. But they are gaining symbolic importance, which is working against President Obama. Full Article at The Corner
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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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Love or hate a lot of things ACORN has done, Wade Rathke stands up for the working class families ... There's no arguing the success that ACORN in the past has had with helping working class families.
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Copyright © 2009, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Inc. All rights reserved. This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Inc. Full Article at Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Leading up to the 2008 presidential campaign, ACORN was a target of allegations of voter fraud from the Republican Party and conservative news sources. Full Article at California Conservative
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Why has NPR totally ignored an important story about illegal activities with this organization, ACORN? … Maybe America should vote to stop funding for NPR if you have such a radical political agenda and don't relate important information that may embarrass a liberal president.
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Love or hate a lot of things ACORN has done, Wade Rathke stands up for the working class families ... There's no arguing the success that ACORN in the past has had with helping working class families.
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We are disappointed that even though Mr. Edwards has taken responsibility for his actions, the state of Nevada is still intent on prosecuting ACORN
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Shockingly, we now learn that the ACORN office in National City (San Diego County) engaged in a massive document dump on the evening of October 9th, containing thousands upon thousands of sensitive documents, just days prior to the Attorney General’s visit.
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ACORN mismanaged about $200,000 from the Justice Department, which failed to track how the allocated money was used, according to a report by the department's watchdog.
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A report Friday by the Justice Department's independent inspector general revealed that ACORN won approval for nearly $200,000 in Justice grants since 2002 and mismanaged some of the money.
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On the campaign trail many had been hesitant to talk about legitimate fears that Obama's past comments and associations with anti-capitalist radicals would influence his economic policy ... The press gave the impression that it was the wrong thing to do. I wish we had talked more about them, and about O...
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According to a report from Ohio today, a member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has asked the ACORN-tainted Ohio Secretary of State, Jennifer Brunner, to investigation ACORN’s voter registration work in the state.
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Because the Justice Department’s review found only small amounts of taxpayer dollars going to ACORN, it is imperative that the Inspectors General from federal agencies that have provided millions to ACORN undertake the same kind of review. The Justice Department IG’s report may prove to be just the tip ...
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Given the willingness of some ACORN employees to ignore the law, it comes as no surprise that the IG’s report found several instances in which ACORN and its affiliates failed to adhere to proper procedures
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What's the current Republican conspiracy theory? That ACORN stole Obama's election as well as Hoffman's, and that Republicans actually have a majority of partisan self-identification and Boehner is the rightful Speaker of the House?
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Belief in the ACORN conspiracy theory is even higher among GOP partisans than the birther one, which only 42% of Republicans expressed agreement with on our national survey in September.
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Do you think that Barack Obama legitimately won the Presidential election last year, or do you think that ACORN stole it for him?
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Former ACORN fund raiser gets Obama judicial nomination. Yes, you read that right.
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Obama's first judicial nominee an ACORN fundraiser.
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Obama Nominee A Former ACORN Fund-raiser.
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Of course, it’s always possible that Gallup has been infiltrated by an army of ACORN workers who are holding Gallup officials hostage in a last ditch effort to game Obama’s numbers in this one poll to prevent his presidency from going under.
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62% of Kris Allen's American Idol votes came from ACORN
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FACT: ACORN rigged the 1993 Oscars for Marisa Tomei. #acornfacts.
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Bill Owens should request that Justice Department monitors be put in place to insure that ACORN's political arm in New York State, the Working Families Party, does not steal this election
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If no, do you think ACORN stole the election for Obama.
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Bauer's hiring appears to be a tactical maneuver to strategically defend the White House exactly one week after Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell raided ACORN's national headquarters in New Orleans and seized paper records and computer hard drives that may lead to the White House.
SOURCE: Moonbattery
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