3 Responses to “Admit it: ACORN is a Criminal Enterprise”

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  1. Vote -1

    What ever happened to RICO LAWS, isn’t that how the federal government used to prosecute organized crime. Oh, but wait, isn’t the President the poster-alum of this organization? And it’s the attorney general of the united states his appointee? I guess that means that we are out of luck, because no one is going to prosecute the slime, unless it’s the states.

    The fish rots from the head.

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    Here’s who Congress should be investigating. ACORN. Oh Yeah they already did! Now it’s time to stop funding ACORN.

    U.S. House of Representatives
    Committee on Oversight and Government Reform

    The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) has repeatedly and deliberately engaged in systemic fraud. Both structurally and operationally, ACORN hides behind a paper wall of nonprofit corporate protections to conceal a criminal conspiracy on the part of its directors, to launder federal money in order to pursue a partisan political agenda and to manipulate the American electorate.
    Emerging accounts of widespread deceit and corruption raise the need for a criminal investigation of ACORN. By intentionally blurring the legal distinctions between 361 tax-exempt and non-exempt entities, ACORN diverts taxpayer and tax-exempt monies into partisan political activities. Since 1994, more than $53 million in federal funds have been pumped into ACORN, and under the Obama administration, ACORN stands to receive a whopping $8.5 billion in available stimulus funds.
    READ MOORE…….
    http://republicans.oversight.house.gov/media/pdfs/20090723ACORNReport.pdf

    NOW CONGRESS MUST PASS HR 2715, TAXPAYER PROTECTION AND ANTI-FRAUD ACT OF 2009 AND STOP FUNDING ACORN COMPLETELY! Say “NO” to ACORN receiving stimulus money!!!!!

    CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE AND MICHELE BACHMANN
    Fax: (202) 225-6475

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