as the ACORN scandal turns – san diego
By American Girl in Italy on September 17, 2009 at 12:01 PM in ACORN, Current Affairs
The newest installment brought to you by Hannah and James. The only investigative journalists left in America(?).
With 70 miles of stunning beaches and picture-perfect weather all year round, having fun during the summer in San Diego doesn’t require a lot of money.
The city combines old-fashioned Mexican charm with a modern edge. In a city where the sun is always shining, it’s the perfect place to get away for a bit of relaxation or stimulation.
If you’re looking for trendy boutique hotels, an exploding culinary scene, or visiting the local ACORN to get your underage prostitutes smuggled across the Mexican border, you’re in the right place.
OK, how scary if this guy is actually smuggling sex slaves across the boarder! Call me crazy but this doesn’t seem to be the first time he has dealt with this kind of thing.
It’s growing increasingly difficult for the media and the Left to ignore this story (as hard as they’ve tried):
Schwarzenegger Wants ACORN Investigated
Raising the stakes involved in the scandal surrounding the anti-poverty group ACORN, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is urging a “full investigation” by California Attorney General Jerry Brown into ACORN’s California activities.
The governor sent a letter Wednesday to Brown, referring to “news stories regarding the ACORN organization that have concerned me greatly.”
Probe into ACORN’s ‘brothel’ affair
State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo yesterday launched an investigation into pork-barrel grants given to ACORN by state lawmakers, as City Council Speaker Christine Quinn froze all city funding earmarked for the scandal-scared community-activism organization.
The actions by the Democratic officials followed release of a shocking undercover video that showed employees at a Brooklyn ACORN office giving illicit financial advice to activists posing as a pimp and prostitute who wanted to start a brothel.
Minn.’s Pawlenty orders review of state ACORN ties
Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty has ordered a review of public contracts to cut off state money to a left-leaning community organizing group now under fire.
Pawlenty’s directive Wednesday pertains to the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, known as ACORN. The potential 2012 presidential candidate says no state money will go to ACORN unless legally obligated.
White House Calls ACORN Employees’ Behavior ‘Unacceptable’
At today’s White House briefing, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, asked by ABC News about recent government actions taken against ACORN, had a forceful response.
“Obviously the conduct you see on those tapes is completely unacceptable,” Gibbs said, raising the issue of videotapes posted online by BigGovernment.com and aired frequently by Fox News Channel that seem to show ACORN employees advising a faux prostitute and faux pimp on how to skirt housing and tax laws. “The administration takes accountability extremely seriously.”
Unacceptable? Not, stupid? Nothing about jack asses? I would have expected something a little more severe…
And then we have this, that our dear friend Amy told me about:
Pelosi: I’m clueless about cash cut-off
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said yesterday she is clueless about an amendment to prohibit government funds for embattled ACORN, although it overwhelmingly passed the Senate Monday and the White House is calling for the group to be held accountable.
“I don’t even know what they passed,” Pelosi told The Post yesterday. “What did they do? They defunded it?”
The amendment to suspend housing grants was a stunning blow to the community-activist group — and came as some Democrats and the White House have been backing away from the group.
Some fellow lawmakers were surprised that Pelosi wasn’t following the issue.
“I think that she’s not focused on the issue of corruption,” said Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), who has been hammering ACORN.
Gee, not focused on corruption? Ya think? With people like Dodd, Rangel and Murtha hanging around?
I think this one is my favorite:
“After the Nevada voter-registration fraud indictment last May, Bonnie Greathouse, Acorn’s chief organizer in the state, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that “we’ve had bad publicity before” and survived. “People always come forward to our defense. We’re just community organizers, just like the president used to be.”
(h/t Linda for the news links!!)


















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