'ACORN' is reborn in B'klyn

New York Post ^ | 1/24/11 | Carl Campanile

[Nachum]

Watch out! ACORN is back -- in all but its name. Backed by hundreds of thousands of dollars in union donations, New York Communities for Change -- a rebranded version of the controversial organization that closed up shop amid several scandals -- is acting again as labor's attack dog on controversial issues. NYCC took over ACORN's office on Nevins Street in Brooklyn, shares some of the same board members and uses its membership lists and other resources. (Snip) But when NYCC has to choose between low-income consumers and unions, it dances to Big Labor's tune.

[MaxMax]

Unions need to be defunded next time they look for a bailout, and it's coming soon.
Let Soros bail them out and waste his money. Crooks.

[cripplecreek]

ACORN never really went away.

[Ev Reeman]

Things to defund:

1. The UN

2. ACORN

3. Planned parenthood

4. The NEA (the National Endowment of the Arts)

5. NPR

[mmercier]

You misunderstand the reality that corrupt people are the norm in some places. They must derive a mechanism of sustenance, one way or another. This "one way" is preferable to "another".

[PLD]

They never disbanded just changed their name..Now they are getting ready for the 2012 elections ready to help the dead the elderly and the Disney cartoon characters vote..These commies had better be watched very carefully and also the Black Panthers..If not Obama will be reelected even though he has no record of birth in the USA..

[Ev Reeman]

There should be a requirement in every state, in every voting district, that a photo ID must be shown in order to prove not only citizenship but the individual’s authentic right to vote as the person they claim to be.

[PLD]

http://www.allbusiness.com/government/elections-politics-campaigns-elections/11816565-1.html

[Red Badger]

A tree grows in Brooklyn?..............

[Red Badger]