How Rotten
Is ACORN?
Learn the Truth
Click here to read our report on ACORN
According to the law, registered voters must sign, print their name and
list their address on petitions calling for a ballot initiative. It
doesn’t take a handwriting expert to see that many of these were filled
out by the same person. (Also, see pages 30-42 and take note of the
signatures — a bit odd to sign your last name first, isn’t it.)
ACORN Is A Bad Seed
Something’s rotten in the state of New Mexico, and Ohio, and Michigan, and Pennsylvania, and Florida, and…
ACORN
says it is a community group, but it is really a multi-million-dollar,
multinational conglomerate. Its political agenda is driven by a
relative handful of anti-corporate activists. ACORN spends millions of
dollars to promote economic policies (like raising the minimum wage),
but has admitted that it doesn’t always want to abide by them. ACORN
advocates for workers’ rights and runs two unions, but has in the past
fought its own employees’ efforts to form a union.
Read More at http://www.rottenacorn.com/
