10-20-2008, 08:53 AM
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barely disguised asshole, keeper of all that is holy.
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Coincidentally, the self-same Kim Chandler filed this article with the Birmingham News only yesterday:
ACORN not active in Alabama
Insufficient staff cited
Thursday, October 16, 2008
KIM CHANDLER
MONTGOMERY - Controversial voter registration group ACORN has not been active in Alabama this election season, a spokesman said.
The Birmingham office of the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, ACORN, is closed. Alabama has not been one of the two dozen states where the group pushed to sign up voters in advance of the 2008 election, ACORN Communications Director Charles D. Jackson said.
“We don’t have the staff in Alabama to do that,” Jackson said…
Mind you, this is according to an ACORN spokesman. However, it would appear that the phones at the Alabama ACORN offices have been disconnected.
But ACORN may have closed their offices after they felt that their work there was done.
In any case, isn’t it curious that a reporter would first check to see if ACORN is active in their state before reporting a story about suspect voter registration?
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Apparently they can't blame this one on ACORN - There isn't anyone there - lol.
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