Inside ACORN

Accuracy in Academia ^ | November 5, 2009 | Allie Winegar Duzett

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Inside ACORN

Allie Winegar Duzett, November 5, 2009

Often we hear about the corruption of ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now. While many of ACORN’s members are corrupt, a few have the courage to speak for truth and virtue. Anita MonCrief is one of those people.

MonCreif told her story at Accuracy in Media’s 40th Anniversary Conference, held on October 23, 2009. “In spring of 2007, after noticing a pattern with ACORN and how they were treating employees regarding voter registration fraud especially, I contacted the Employment Policies Institute,” she said. “They run a site called RottenACORN.com. I talked to someone there and I explained my situation and what I knew, and instead of trying to use me or to milk me for information as many liberal media elites will say conservatives are trying to do, they advised me that because I had a newborn and because I was still working at ACORN, that I should maybe try to find other employment and call them back.”

MonCrief said that she “took that to heart” and tried to “reform ACORN from the inside,” but all too soon she “realized it was a losing battle.”...

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