"Have the Media 'Falsely Framed' ACORN?"

For awhile, Breitbart had on his site an official document from Maryland he proported was proof that ACORN was doing business in Baltimore illegally. The document stated that ACORN, an Arkansas Corp was no longer in good standing with the Commonwealth of Maryland. At the time, ACORN's corporate offices were no longer in Arkansas but in Louisiana, so naturally it was trivial to obtain an official-looking document stating ACORN Ark. was not in good standing. Are such shenanigans intentional on Breitbart's part?

The fact that people like Breibart even get read is a example of how far things have fallen.

The sheer amount of misinformation thrown at americans daily is to blame for the mess we're in as a country

Is the Pope Catholic?

The short of it all is that THERE WAS NO FRAME JOB.

Some people asked some questions, and some other people answered them. If you are going to make a conspiracy about it, then what you need to look at is the uniformity of responses of the ACORN people, who as a rule were very eager to contribute to the social maladies that plague the communities they claim to serve.

Besides, the Breitbart obsession is just not healthy. Mediamatters needs to stop fighting a battle that is already lost and MoveOn to a debate or position you can actually argue with, or a position you can advance. Instead, all you do is drone on about "that didn't happen" and then when it is proved it did, you move to "that isn't what they said" and when it is proved that is what they said, you move to "it's criminal to catch them" which is really the admission that those people DID do what was claimed and then DID say what was said.

Breitbart didn't orchestrate this, he just aired it. And your whining just helps him every step of the way.

You are like the Black Knight, looking down at his severed arm denying that it is on the ground and calling it "just a scratch."