"Senior ACORN executives Amy Adele Busefink and Christopher Howell Edwards were convicted of providing cash bonuses to voter-registration canvassers for exceeding daily registration quotas. Campaign workers received cash if they registered 21 voters or more. Fittingly, the Las Vegas-based program was called Blackjack." Matthew Vadum
Last year, ACORN settled a racketeering lawsuit in Ohio out of court and agreed to leave the state. In the settlement with the Buckeye Institute’s 1851 Center for Constitutional Law, ACORN agreed to “cease all Ohio activity” and surrender all its state business licenses.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
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Murray sez:
That's all good news but... ACORN simply moves on to other locations or changes it's name and continue to provide suspect activities. There is no doubt that they are part of the Progressive movement that is attempting to influence elections with taxpayer dollars.
You're right Murray--Tea Party needs to be vigilant because no one else is paying much attention. They are very active in the mortgage business--workshops on foreclosures, how to cheat, etc. These come under a multitude of names. They also infiltrate church groups.
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