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ACORN and the AGs
The American Thinker ^ | September 23, 2009 | Mark J. Fitzgibbons

Posted on 09/23/2009 3:34:22 AM PDT by Scanian

ACORN being called a criminal enterprise. Despite years of warning signs that ACORN was violating the law, many state attorneys general have not investigated the organization or brought enforcement actions. State attorneys general, besides being the chief enforcement officers for violations of state laws, claim unique law enforcement authority over nonprofits.

The reasons for inaction by state attorneys general may explain why ACORN is such a problem. ACORN has developed close ties, to put it mildly, with many state attorneys general as well as others deep in the Democrat establishment. The relationship between ACORN and Democrats may be described as symbiotic.

(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...


TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Government; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: acorn; criminalenterprise; democrat; democrats; hannahgiles; libagenda; rico; stateags; taxfraud

1 posted on 09/23/2009 3:34:23 AM PDT by Scanian
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To: Scanian

Andy boi in NY votes “present”.


2 posted on 09/23/2009 3:47:51 AM PDT by tommyboy
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To: Scanian

Elections have consequences and This is what Happens when the Police are corrupt ,Where do you go then?


4 posted on 09/23/2009 3:55:56 AM PDT by ballplayer
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