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By: tbear4

tbear4 — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 18:52:44 +0000

Being an investigative journalist would be hard work, just like being an attorney or a judge would be hard. You never know when people are telling the truth, stretching the truth, omitting truth, or flat out lying. It's hard to decipher. I do agree with the last comments though, that it's convenient to have only a couple phone lines work when your constituents disagree with you. Convenient. The phone systems in the office should be the same no matter what time of day or year or month or what issues are being dealt with at the time.

By: OhYeahSteve

OhYeahSteve — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 01:38:52 +0000

Here is a guy that took the direction in his life to what is important to him. How can you not admire and respect that? I hope he weeds out much more liberal corruption. Rather than ridicule him as I see some do here, get out and look with common sense at where our country is headed - and it's not good with the present President and Congress. Our nation is based on creating opportunity Austin Fitness Gyms and we need a leader that believes that the government is for the people and not the other way. As an investigative journalist, my goal is to expose corruption and lack of concern for citizens by government and other institutions, as I did last year when our investigations revealed the massive corruption and fraud perpetrated by ACORN. For decades, investigative journalists have used a variety of tactics to try to dig out and reveal the truth.

By: davidcoxe

davidcoxe — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 14:07:47 +0000

James can you go after HUD and HANO in New orleans along with the City Assessors office and see how they were all tied into Acorn. Acorn was given 200 properties by the City Assessor's office of New Orleans. HUD then gave each property a $50,000 grant to renovate and then they were to sell them to a low income family. This never happened. What did happen was that Acorn kept the properties and all the monies then leased them out via section 8. The Attorney for section 8 at HANO was Armond Miller, a contract attorney for ACORN, a clear conflict of interest.

If you figure even 100 apartment at say $600 per apartment time 12 months. $60,000 per month x 12 month =720,000 per year. lets say this went on for 5 years that would equal 3,600,000 Now lets add the $50,000 grants to 100 properties and that would equal another 5,000,000.

James a lot of people at HUD can go to prison for this. This is a road map I have emailed to you and Andrew several times. Please nail them