House votes to cut off funding, but 75 stand by ACORN
By: David Freddoso
Online Opinion Editor
09/17/09 2:30 PM EDT
The House of Representatives just voted overwhelmingly to de-fund ACORN, 345-75. The vote came on a Republican motion to recommit the educational loan bill. As a result, the anti-ACORN provision made it into the House-passed bill.
Below are the names of all 75 congressmen who voted to preserve ACORN's stream of funding.
The biggest surprises on the list: Stephen Lynch, D-Mass., and the two Democrats from West Virginia, Alan Mollohan and Nick Rahall.
Notable for not voting: Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., a staunch defender of ACORN.
Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/beltway-confidential/House-votes-to-cut-off-ACORN-funding-59647917.html#ixzz0uI57TCOi
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