ACORN officials are denying that they ever used quotas and are telling authorities that they pointed out the fraudulent names and addresses on voter registration cards that resulted in criminal charges being mounted against former employees, according to a report in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Taking the offensive with a new PR blitz as criminal court hearings loom for its employees facing charges, ACORN argued that any evidence of voter registration fraud was pro-actively uncovered by the organization’s own crack internal quality control system, according to the Pittsburg Tribune-Review.
