I have never heard of this publication and when I went to the About Us page none of those listed are journalist and nothing about improving news is stated. My first thought is this is alternative news Fox News.

I followed several highlighted links to see if they provided documentation to specific charges mentioned in the article. Most did not. This is poor documentation and casts the article's allegations of a "voter fraud" type consipracy into disrepute. There is no voter fraud. Any fraud discussed is voter registration fraud. It doesn't matter how many times someone registers - they can only vote once.

The story is a biased hit piece. First, a few ACORN supporters are demonized as lefties who dared protest in their youth. The article does not mention that many of the potentially fraudulent voter applications were identified as potentially fraudulent by ACORN, before turning them in as so identified to authorities. The story does not provide information on how many of the investigations and charges are being lodged by partisan Republican groups, Republican prosecutors appointed ... More »

The reportage in this piece, as far as ACORN's checkered past, is factual. However, the issue of voter fraud has been shown to be largely a manufactured one, and this piece continues that effort, failing to note that falsified registrations are not in any way the same thing as falsified votes. (In other words, just because someone registers 72 times - which may increase pay for ACORN workers compensated per registrant - it in no way makes it possible for that person to vote 72 ... More »

This news analysis has considerable journalistic merit. It provides details of the situations in 12 states. Links are provided to articles with full information on each state.

This piece is strongly biased reporting. While purporting to be about ACORN, it contains various unfair peripheral references to Barak Obama and it fails to fully disclose the practices of ACORN in its attempts to comply with registration laws.