Ron,

I concede the WSJ article is correct vice the present ACORN policies- but that does not negate the fact that the effect of ACORN is to flood the registration office with fraudulant forms.

"Acorn's internal program flags potentially fraudulent registrations.   Then, as many but not all states require, it turns them over to election officials"

I hereby invoke the Law of "Unintended" Consequences.

REGARDLESS of the "intent" of ACORN, the effect is to overload the registration offices with those "potentially fraudulent registrations"

I just do not believe that the consequences are unintended.


If you have contrary information, you are cordially requested to provide it--with exact source.