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TweetHouse votes to deny all federal funds for ACORN
You are now witnessing the end of ACORN the same scum bag president that worked for them was a laywer from them took money from them . The scum bag president said during his campaign there will be a seat for acorn in his administration well guess what your finished scum bag. Your career is ending quick. 9 months in office and your career is done.Your nothing but a scum bag community organizer a jr senator if that. Yur acorn is done just like you.This scum bag better sign this bill and join us in ending all taxpayer funds for this corrupt organization Acorn.If he does or doesnt he;s done anyway but lets see if he has any balls to do this.
WASHINGTON – The House voted Thursday to deny all federal funds for ACORN in a GOP-led strike against the scandal-tainted community organizing group that comes just three days after the Senate took similar action. "ACORN has violated serious federal laws, and today the House voted to ensure that taxpayer dollars would no longer be used to fund this corrupt organization," said second-ranked House Republican Eric Cantor of Virginia.
The vote, on a provision attached to a student aid bill, was 345-75, with Democrats supplying all the "no" votes.
On Monday the Senate voted 83-7 to deny housing and community grant funding to ACORN, which stands for the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now.
Republicans accelerated their attacks on the liberal-leaning group a year ago when ACORN, in conducting a massive voter registration drive, was accused of submitting some false registration forms.
On a hidden-camera video released on Monday, two ACORN employees are seen apparently advising a couple that was posing as a prostitute and her pimp to lie about her profession and launder her earnings. The video was the latest in a series that has already led to the firing of four ACORN employees in Baltimore and Washington. It was created by James O'Keefe and Hannah Giles and posted on BigGovernment.com, where O'Keefe identifies himself as an activist filmmaker.
ACORN spokesman Scott Levenson blasted the video shot at the organization's Brooklyn office, saying the group believes the voices of the couple were dubbed over to alter the conversation and make the interaction appear more objectionable than it may have been.
ACORN said Wednesday that it is ordering its own independent investigation of the incidents, while stressing that they were isolated cases.
The Census Bureau, meanwhile, also has severed its ties with the group for the 2010 national census.
Republicans have urged federal officials to go further by launching a comprehensive investigation of how ACORN spends and manages federal money.
"As long as taxpayers are subsidizing ACORN and its affiliates, we need to use every measure possible to ensure that those dollars are being spent and managed appropriately," said Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., sponsor of the measure that passed the House.
The Senate and House initiatives to cut funding for ACORN won't take effect until the bills to which they are attached clear Congress and are signed by President Barack Obama. The Senate measure is attached to a fiscal 2010 spending bill.
"President Obama needs to indicate whether he'll sign this bill and join us in ending all taxpayer funds for this corrupt organization," House Republican leader John Boehner of Ohio said after the vote.
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs on Wednesday said the conduct seen on the tapes "is completely unacceptable." He said the Obama administration "takes accountability extremely seriously" and noted that the Census Bureau had determined that ACORN could not meet its goal for conducting a fair and accurate count next year.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in a conference call with reporters, called the latest allegations against ACORN "horrible." However, she pointed out that ACORN has many honest employees and was conducting an internal investigation, and that it was up to House-Senate negotiators to determine whether the provision to cut funding would be in the final version of the bill.
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TweetThink about this. This corrupt organization has taken hard earned capital from honest corporations that put poeple to work earning an honest salary to spend their hard earned money. Acorn had $8.5 billon subsidized to come from government "stimulus". Acorn, a corrupt corp that eagerly lends a helping hand in tax evasion, human trafficing, fraud, among who knows what else, is part of the plot to murder honest American capitalism. Isn't that some twisted up, fuked up bullshyt? And to top it off, guess who would quite possibly be representing them as attorney to attempt to get Acorn out of this jam?..hint; the reason he's unavailable to serve as their attorney at law is because he currently is pretty covered up in The White House. And by "covered up", I mean that in more ways than one.
The good thing is some folks in Congress say they are pushing for a full investigation to follow the money. This is where it could get interesting.
The crazy thing is the whole Acorn tax fraud, under-aged human trafficing and prostitution ordeal, it's apparently not worth covering by the media, or the old-school media groups have totally forgotten how to run a story. Unless you've caught it on Fox, you haven't caught the story at all. But I don't want to say the old-school media such NBC, ABC haven't forgotten how to run a story. They can damn sure tell a heck of a story. Like the never ending story about the racism going on in the country. That seems to be the only thing the old media deems necessary of reporting lately. The really bad thing about that is there is no more racism than a year ago. In fact, I think racism has gotten better and better latley. Of course, I realize it's there, and it probably always will be somewhere if you look for it, but even worse than finding racism...creating it.