Huffington Post and ACORN Tag-Team Cover Up of Obama's ACORN Days

Huffington Post and ACORN Tag-Team Cover Up of Obama's ACORN Days
By Matthew Vadum

You've got to expect obfuscation from professional obfuscators.

Not surprisingly, the spin doctors at the Huffington Post microscopically lawyered my post Media Matters-style to attempt to get away from the fact that Project Vote is a vital part of left-wing ACORN's empire of vote fraud and political agitation. (And incidentally, for 30 years ACORN has been laying the groundwork for the subprime mortgage meltdown.)

And as I write this post, news is circulating that police in Las Vegas, Nevada, raided the local ACORN office. Authorities allege that ACORN canvassers "falsified forms with bogus names, fake addresses or famous personalities." The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports "that most members of the Dallas Cowboys appeared to be registering in Nevada to vote in November's general election." And in Ohio, ACORN admits voter fraud is just part of doing business.

Meanwhile, the HuffPost denies that Project Vote is now and has for years been the voter mobilization arm of ACORN. But now that ACORN is getting bad press by the bushel, HuffPost writer Seth Colter Walls argues that when Barack Obama ran Project Vote in 1992 it wasn't technically a part of ACORN. (Background: Walls's original post criticizing Seton Motley of the Media Research Center is here; Motley's post in response is here; and my post in response to Walls's original post is here.)

In the immortal words of Tommy Flanagan, Jon Lovitz's pathological liar character from "Saturday Night Live": Yeah, that's the ticket!

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