Will he testify?

Better stay off the roads and out of the skies.

Why am I not surprised by this..... I watched the stories coming out just before the election of them submitting names of dead people and cartooon characters on mail in ballets and I knew that we were in trouble.

Yes, but I wonder if a politician that used their services - and has, say, a very high office in the land - will pardon them of their illiegal activities.

I'm hedging my bet on a couple wrists' being slapped, more funds changing hands, another small aircraft accident, and this all fades into the mist.

Something about ACORN's ties with politics makes my skin crawl. I can't quite put my finger on all of it but I feel a very icky vibe coming from that group. Their blatant disregard for laws and until this their ability to get away with it just dumbfounds me. I doubt though that any reverbs from legal action will actually make it to the top of our political structure, which is more than likely where it needs to go.

Originally posted by LeaderOfProgress
Ex-ACORN Vegas director to testify against group

If he lives long enough. I hope he's got some federal protection. And I mean NOT protection offered by the Obama (in)justice department. Obama and ACORN go hand in hand. He ain't gunna' like this ...

Originally posted by LeaderOfProgress
I doubt though that any reverbs from legal action will actually make it to the top of our political structure, which is more than likely where it needs to go.

And unfortunately, that's the road block that we'd have to cross to get any meaningful investigation of this group. The US Attorney General's office would be in charge of any nationwide investigation and I highly doubt that they'd be interested in investigating ACORN or any of its dozens of subsidiaries. In the court of law, they're going to get a free pass as long as this administration is in power and the Dems control Congress.

That said, there's also the court of public opinion. The more stories we hear like this (and it seems there's one every week), I think the public will become increasingly skeptical and wary of these groups and the politicians they're associated with.

Originally posted by vor78

That said, there's also the court of public opinion. The more stories we hear like this (and it seems there's one every week), I think the public will become increasingly skeptical and wary of these groups and the politicians they're associated with.

That is exactly the court that needs to have their eyes opened. The problem is that most people do not care until the actions of such groups directly affects their way of life. As far as many are concerned they think that this group is responsible for helping get the first "black" president elected, and therefore can do no harm. Public oppinion still must be educated to the facts instead of fixating on the so called "uniqueness" of this presidency. He is a man, despite the labels of genetics. Once the people begin to realise that fact, the populace can start looking at things objectivly.

The case threatens the group's ability to operate in Nevada, with the possibility that the group could have its status as a nonprofit corporation revoked, said Conrad Hafen, chief deputy attorney general for Nevada.

This is a big step in the right direction - strip them of their non-profit status. And take them down, one state at a time!