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O'Keefe Speaks to Reporters on Courthouse Steps in New Orleans

A newly emboldened James O’Keefe speaks to reporters moments after receiving probation for a misdemeanor in New Orleans. He promises new videos in the spirit of the ACORN investigation he engineered with Hannah Giles last fall. [youtube a_AA7T2wr_A] Stay connected

Correction Request: New York Magazine Defames James O'Keefe

This is what libel looks like. New York Magazine has claimed: When we read this morning that ACORN-sting videographer James O’Keefe pleaded guilty today to attempting to tamper with the phones in Louisiana senator Mary Landrieu’s office, we wondered how

Head Start Scandal on Par With ACORN's Antics

Two role-playing investigators with bogus documents and a hidden camera walked into Head Start centers across the country to expose fraud and corruption. They got more than they had bargained for, discovering a pattern of rule-bending fraud so shocking it

ACORN Colorado Defunct, Still Drawing Donations

Colorado’s 9News has the latest on ACORN: Dan Bishop figured that when scandal-plagued ACORN went out of business it would stop deducting donations from his bank account. He was wrong. “They supposedly shut down several months ago,” Bishop said. “I

Supreme Court Upholds ACORN Funding Ban

From the Associated Press: The Supreme Court has turned down ACORN’s request for help in its lawsuit claiming Congress was wrong to shut off the activist group’s federal funding. The high court on Friday refused to throw out a decision

Atlantic Yards and the Despicable Bertha Lewis

The New York Times reported today that long-suffering Brooklyn homeowner Daniel Goldstein has finally been forced out by the state’s eminent domain abuse in the Atlantic Yards case. And the paper turned to ACORN chief Bertha Lewis for some gloating

Center for Responsible Lending and SEIU, a Perfect Union

As you know, we’ve been writing for some time about The Center for Community Self-Help and its financing affiliates Self-Help Credit Union, Self-Help Federal Credit Union, and Self-Help Ventures Fund. As of late, the organization has been under increased scrutiny

Federal Court Reinstates ACORN Funding Ban

From the Associated Press: A federal appeals court on Wednesday handed the government a victory by temporarily blocking a judge’s finding that Congress was wrong to halt federal funding to the activist group ACORN. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of

Progressives in America

Alexis de Tocqueville traveled to the United States of America in 1831 on assignment from the French government to study the American prison system. One result of those travels was a rather prophetic study of American society, “Democracy in America.”

'Dissolved' ACORN Still Hitting Up Supporters For Funds

The organized crime syndicate known as the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), which has been making much ado about its feigned withdrawal from the national political stage, continues doing business as usual. Proof comes in the form