Fox News Distorting the ACORN Videos?

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It appears to me that Fox reported the story as it was told to them and showed the videos that were provided.

Don't forget, this sting involved several offices and employees and ACORN has many priors and cases pending.

Simply put, there is too much other evidence besides this to brand ACORN as a corrupt left wing organization.

If it looks and walks like a duck, it probably quacks.