“If they making money and they are underage, then you shouldn’t be letting anybody know anyway...."
“They don’t even exist.”
“Call them ‘exchange students’.”
“Train them to keep their mouths shut.”
ACORN workers, nonchalantly advising a client on how to protect herself from the law when she starts bringing in 13 Salvadorean minor girls- very young teens- to turn tricks for her.
"It's illegal. So I am not hearing this, I am not hearing this," said an ACORN staffer who identified herself as an accountant. "You talk too much. Don't give up no information you're not asked."
Because the group receives millions of dollars in federal grants, Napolitano said, "ACORN agents and employees are required by law to adhere to high standards of lawful and ethical behavior; standards akin to those required by law of federal employees."
ACORN suggested a plan of action for the purported pimp and prostitute, but did not fill out tax forms with any false information. But because the official sought a $50 fee for ACORN's services, a conspiracy charge could still be considered, a defense attorney told FOX News.
How many billions of dollars did ACORN get from the stimulus? Aren't they the group the President tapped to do the Census?
After sputtering about how it has to be a fake (which I actually can understand, as the two ACORN employees take criminal admission after criminal admission without flinching, even telling the 19 year old prostitute about to be a Madame to 13 young teenaged girls to be proud of what she does- it's surreal), this video showing Acorn officials giving cover and advice to what they believed to be a prostitute planning on smuggling minor South American girls to this country to turn tricks for her, ACORN has fired two people.
Anybody who believes these two were the only bad apples in the bunch probably still believes in Santa Claus. Pin It
