Over the years, Robin Carnahan has maintained close ties with the embattled liberal organization ACORN - furthering their goals and whitewashing their record of corruption and fraud. So the Missouri GOP requested all email correspondence between Carnahan's office and ACORN to determine just how cozy their relationship really is. We received more than 1,400 documents.
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10.2.2008 ACORN to CARNAHAN'S OFFICE: “We’ll do an event whenever Robin can make it to St. Louis...”

11.19.2008 ACORN to CARNAHAN'S OFFICE: “Thank you so much for being so accessible…”

12.8.2008 CARNAHAN'S OFFICE to ACORN: “Yes, we can confirm our meeting Monday on December 8th at 11:00.”

3.15.2007 ACORN to CARNAHAN'S OFFICE: “We very much appreciate having the ability to share information with y’all.”

6.24.2008 ACORN TO CARNAHAN'S OFFICE: “I would like to speak with you regarding an issue that was brought to the attention of the plaintiffs’ counsel during the depositions.”

3.14.2007 CARNAHAN'S OFFICE TO ACORN: “I’ve cced Ron Berry, our new policy/govt affairs director, as another point of contact for you.

3.21.2007 ACORN to CARNAHAN'S OFFICE: “I have a very quick research question… Can you steer me to a source to find a quote providing an example of that?”

5.17.2008 ACORN to CARNAHAN'S OFFICE: “Again, this was a great team effort.  Thanks everyone for your help.”

6.16.2008 ACORN TO CARNAHAN'S OFFICE: “It was a pleasure meeting you… to discuss the above-entitled action where I am one of the lawyers representing the plaintiffs.”

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