ACORN and former ACORN executive Amy Busefink
pleaded not guilty today to illegally paying canvassers to
register Nevada voters in the 2008 presidential campaign.
A trial has been set for April 19 of next year. The date may be
changed as an attorney reported a scheduling conflict.
Lawyers for ACORN and Busefink say they plan to challenge the
constitutionality of the Nevada state law.
The prosecution's star
witness is expected to be former ACORN Las Vegas field
director Christopher Edwards.
Charged with election fraud by Nevada's Democratic attorney
general, he cut a deal with prosecutors and has pleaded guilty to
two counts of conspiracy to commit the crime of compensation for
registration of voters.
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…head of the California division of ACORN, Amy Schur. Schur has been in charge of the group’s national campaigns and is likely to testify later this year when ACORN is going on trial for illegally paying canvassers in Nevada, and are suspected of the same action in a dozen other states. ACCE’s office address is shown in the registration as 3655 S. Grand Ave., Suite 250, Los Angeles 90007. That…
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I have been playing ice hockey for more than 10 years, both in co-ed and women's leagues. I know from personal experience that men are different when they are doing sports (more manly, if that makes any sense), and that's okay. They need that guy time occasionally, without a bunch of women horning in on their game. This is not sexist, it's nature.
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