Somehow I missed an editorial in the Times, one that strongly supports ACORN and it’s efforts to assist low income voters in registration and apply for the low income tax credit.
See Full Editorial Here: ACORN isn’t an organization filled with nuts
What ACORN actually does on a daily basis is help struggling families with the Earned Income Tax Credit (whose benefits were expanded by both Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton). It also helps those same working families avoid foreclosure and stay in their homes. ACORN receives a comparatively small amount of government funding — $53 million in federal funds over the past 15 years — while trillions have gone to Wall Street investment banks and billions of dollars have vanished in Iraq and Afghanistan, absorbed by private contractors such as Halliburton and KBR despite questions about the quality of their work and allegations of criminal activity by employees of Blackwater and other security contractors. Where were the concerned Republicans then?
So according to this author we’re to disregard voter fraud and the sting videos showing ACORN employees giving advice on how to defraud the IRS. We are to do so because Wall Street got more money … so ACORN is too small to worry about?





