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Next ACORN Expose': San Bernardino

By on 9.15.09 @ 3:41PM

Word around the blogosphere (do your own searches) is that Glenn Beck revealed on his radio show this morning that the next ACORN sting by James O'Keefe and Hannah Giles ("the Pimp and the Prostitute") targets the San Bernardino office.

Word around the blogosphere (do your own searches) is that Glenn Beck revealed on his radio show this morning that the next ACORN sting by James O'Keefe and Hannah Giles ("the Pimp and the Prostitute") targets the San Bernardino office. Full video on Beck's Fox News show at 5:00 p.m. Eastern and a teaser at the Big Government Web site at 4:00 p.m. Revelations include a helpful ACORN person who was once a prostitute herself, knows a lot of politicians, and admitted killing her ex-husband. And I'm sure all the tax evasion, child trafficking and other criminal stuff too. Should be Beck's biggest ratings e-var -- will probably top O'Reilly tonight.

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Paul Chesser is executive director for the American Tradition Institute and a senior fellow for the Commonwealth Foundation for Public Policy Alternatives. The views he expresses do not necessarily reflect the views of these organizations.

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