Left-Wing Voter Registration Group ACORN Accused Of More Bogus Registrations
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CLAYTON, Mo. - Hundreds of fraudulent voter address changes have been submitted to St. Louis County election officials by ACORN, the activist group that has been criticized for its voter sign-up work elsewhere in the nation.
An ACORN official said it could be the fault of overzealous employees of the organization. . . .
The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, founded in 1970, has run voter registration drives in Missouri and 16 other states this year. Similar allegations have been made in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Colorado, though no charges have been filed.
Meanwhile ACORN, backed by Democrats, has been forcefully opposed to anti-voter fraud measures across the nation. Something that seems terribly ballsy to me.
For years now we’ve been hearing conspiracy theories from the left/media about the Diebold automated voting company and its connections to Republicans. There has been endless media reports and television specials on the subject, and the name “Diebold” ranks right up there with “Halliburton” and “Enron” on the list of corporate entities the left hates most. There are people out there on the left absolutely convinced that were it not for Diebold machines in Ohio (personally calibrated by Karl Rove, naturally) John Kerry would have won the election in 2004.
Yet here we have ACORN getting in all sorts of trouble for fraudulent voter registrations while simultaneously opposing, with open cooperation from Democrats, legislation to make elections more secure and there’s nary a peep about it from the media. No 60 Minutes in-depth reports. No Dateline segments. No “special comments” on the topic from the likes of Keith Olbermann. Which is absolutely amazing to me.
The Democrats’ collusion with ACORN to oppose voter fraud even as fraud allegations against ACORN mount is absolutely shameless. If reporters were doing there job they’d be all over the story, but apparently they’re only interested in holding Republicans accountable for things like that.














