'Pimp' video prompts examination of controversial advocacy group
WASHINGTON - An advocacy group under fire after employees were caught on camera appearing to advise a couple posing as a prostitute and pimp to lie about the woman's profession said Wednesday it is ordering an independent investigation.
The group also said it is refusing new admissions into its service programs.
ACORN will work with its advisory council, which includes prominent supporters of President Barack Obama, such as John Podesta, president of the nonprofit Center for American Progress, and Andrew Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union, to name an independent auditor and investigator, ACORN chief executive Bertha Lewis said in a written statement.
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http://sbynews.blogspot.com/2009/09/acorn-baltimore-prostitution.html
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ACORN fits them right cause they are a bunch of nuts. And to think taxpayer's money goes to them.
ReplyDeleteSmokescreen so they keep the money flowing in from taxpayers for our Democrat causes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joke that would be. They have proven that they are a corrupt organization. I say that a special independent prosecutor be named.
ReplyDeleteNuts usualy dont far from the tree...
ReplyDeleteYeah, let's get the SEIU to investigate! Let the fox count the chickens!
ReplyDeleteWhy isn't ACORN investigated under the RICO laws?
ReplyDeleteThey are policing their own...something the Republicans could take a lesson in.
ReplyDeleteSelf investigation?
ReplyDeletemore like a PURGE of incriminating documents.
Democrats are big on investigating themselves as long as no one else is allowed to investigate them !
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