ACORN Party Prosecutor Clears ACORN In “Pimp/Prostitute” Scandal

March 2, 2010 by Liz Blaine 3 Comments

Who can forget the ”pimp/prostitute” videos filmed at ACORN offices across the nation by James O’Keefe and Hannah Giles? Especially #3 from the Brooklyn office showing three ACORN workers advising a prostitute how to hide her illegal income from the government and use it to fund her pimp’s future political campaign. In case you missed it or would like to refresh your memory, the video’s below or you can read the full transcript at BigGovernment.

Despite video evidence clearly showing ACORN workers aiding and abetting illegal acts, this week District Attorney Charles Hynes cleared ACORN of any criminality in the case. Apparently advising someone to cheat on their taxes isn’t illegal in the state of New York. I know, your thinking, “WTF?!” We all are.

But it appears D.A. Hynes has a little secret that may have contributed to his decision in this case. In 2009, Hynes ran on the Working Families Party (WFP) ticket. The Working Families Party is the political front group for ACORN in New York. So put in proper perspective, an ACORN Party prosecutor cleared ACORN and its workers of all charges despite unequivocable taped evidence! But wait, there’s more! Hynes isn’t just a WFP politician. On their website, the Working Families Party describes Hynes as one of their

“Community Organizers Turned Candidates”

There you have it, in their own words. District Attorney Charles Hynes is a Community Organizer and ACORN Party candidate who failed to recuse himself from the case, despite his conflict of interest, and provided criminal immunity to ACORN regardless of the evidence.