Well, I read the coverage in the L.A. Times on-line edition, but I can't find the article this morning. They visited offices in Washington, Baltimore, Brooklyn and California and in only one did they not receive the "help" they were looking for -- even ACORN said that only one of its officers was just "playing along."

It really doesn't matter how many offices they tried to enter -- what happened in the offices they did enter is what maters.

You're probably right about their temporary silence. ACORN has leveled a lawsuit against them. It's a completely stupid move as it will open up the ACORN workers, even those already fired, to subpoena and testimony. My bet is it will settle, rapidly, without ever seeing a courtroom.