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Hutchison’s campaign compared Perry’s voter recruitment program to tactics used by ACORN, the embattled community organizing group that has long been a target of conservative critics.
“Typical Rick Perry arrogance, when his failed record can’t earn him support, he’ll just buy it,” Hutchison spokeswoman Jennifer Baker said in a statement Tuesday. Hutchison aides said her campaign does not pay volunteers.
Democratic consultant Jason Stanford, who managed former U.S. Rep. Chris Bell’s unsuccessful campaign against Perry in 2006, said the Perry program is ripe for abuse.
“It’s the Anglo ACORN. A dishonest Perry supporter could create a huge scam,” Stanford said.
ACORN recently came under fire when its employees were caught on videotape giving advice to a woman posing as a prostitute and to a man posing as her pimp about cheating on taxes and operating a brothel with underage female immigrants.

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Monday highlights and the day ahead
U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison did not take part Monday in an overwhelming Senate vote to withhold federal funding from ACORN, the increasingly controversial community organization. On Monday evening, she attended a fundraiser at the Dallas-area home of former Dallas Cowboy Roger Staubach.
The Senate voted 83-7 to deny funding and community grants to ACORN, which stands for Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now. The organization has faced a series of setbacks over the last year, including the recent circulation of videos in which some of its employees gave tax-avoidance advice to conservative activists posing as pimps and prostitutes. The organization is also the subject of voter-fraud investigations.

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