"U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, warned this week of the continuing danger that election fraud-prone ACORN poses to American democracy, and the House subsequently voted to cut off federal funding to the still-functioning group.
'ACORN is a corrupt criminal enterprise that threatens our democratic system of government by systematically committing voter registration fraud,' said King, a longtime ACORN critic. 'American taxpayers should not be asked to fund an organization that is dedicated to corrupting the sanctity of every American’s vote.'
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In the Thursday action, the House voted 231-188 to bar existing ACORN affiliates and its renamed successor groups from receiving funding under the $42.3 billion Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill for fiscal 2012 (H.R. 2017)."
House chooses to shun ACORN successors
House chooses to shun ACORN successors:
