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09/28/2009

good business

Bank of America severs ties with ACORN.

Considering the role ACORN played in the subprime mess, where it was given a voice in strategic banking decisions by the Community Reinvestment Act, I'm sure some real tears were shed over this at B of A. 

I seriously doubt anyone at Bank of America needed to see James O'Keefe's videos to know that ACORN is a cesspool of corruption.

Good riddance.

Posted by John Galt in Corruption, Current Events, Hope and Change |

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