ACORN

7:00 PM, Jul 6, 2011 • By MARK HEMINGWAY

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Client No. 9 gets deep sixed.

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"Think about it: 119 beers in six hours. That’s a beer every three minutes, non stop. That’s beyond epic. It’s beyond the ken of mortal men. It’s god-like."

3:24 PM, Mar 9, 2011 • By MARK HEMINGWAY

James O'Keefe, whose undercover video forced the resignation of National Public Radio's CEO today, tells NewsMax that he's got even more compromising videos of NPR that could be released:

The answer may (not) surprise you.

7:20 PM, Mar 7, 2011 • By MICHAEL WARREN

The left is very upset that up to 22 states with GOP-dominated legislatures are now looking to "disenfranchise" voters they don't like for the upcoming 2012 elections. Republicans lawmakers in states like New Hampshire and Wisconsin say their proposed changes to how and where college students can register to vote are about targeting voter fraud. But why won’t the Washington Post publish any examples of fraud?

It's hard out there for a pimp.

5:20 PM, Jan 26, 2010 • By MARY KATHARINE HAM

He's innocent until proven guilty, but things do not look good for James O'Keefe—until recently a conservative folk hero for having busted ACORN by posing as a pimp with colleague Hannah Giles and secretly taping his interactions with the non-profit's employees, who were more than willing to help him get his enterprise off the ground.

Now, however, O'Keefe has been arrested for allegedly tampering with the phone system in Sen. Mary Landrieu's home office in Louisiana.

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