Acorn No Wrongdoing
Well I'm sure the Faux news will cover this with as much attention as they gave the original story.
NEW YORK, March 1 (UPI) -- The community organizing group ACORN did nothing wrong in its dealings with conservative activists posing as a prostitute and a pimp, New York prosecutors said.
Wait! Some might say they have it on film! Yes, they do have film but here's an interesting part of the story.
Their video of an encounter in the New York office appeared to show ACORN employees giving them guidance on how to hide income from prostitution -- but a law enforcement source told the Daily News the unedited video did not support the narrative of the edited version.
Wait! Some might say they have it on film! Yes, they do have film but here's an interesting part of the story.
Their video of an encounter in the New York office appeared to show ACORN employees giving them guidance on how to hide income from prostitution -- but a law enforcement source told the Daily News the unedited video did not support the narrative of the edited version.
"They edited the tape to meet their agenda," the source said.
I suppose now we know why O'Keefe didn't release the unedited tapes.
I suppose now we know why O'Keefe didn't release the unedited tapes.
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