James O'Keefe is one of two young people who recently achieved spectacular results exposing ACORN.  His revelations crippled one of the left's most powerful organizations.

James O'Keefe poses in his ACORN video costume with Hannah Giles, who helped him make the videos exposing ACORN's corruption.

With training and a little financial help from the Leadership Institute, James O'Keefe started in 2004 an independent conservative student newspaper, The Centurion, at Rutgers, a large state university in New Jersey. 

James fought the liberal administration at Rutgers.  Leftists on campus stole whole issues of The Centurion.  His paper continued and grew stronger because of the abuses.

James went to ten different training schools of the Leadership Institute.  The Institute hired him for a year (2006-07) to help conservative students around the country form their own campus publications.  He conducted 75 training programs for LI.

Among the useful things James learned at LI was:  "Don't fire all your ammunition at once."

In September 2009, each day for five days James released new videos exposing ACORN's outrageous practices.  The roof caved in on ACORN.  Obviously, the impact of his work would have been much less if James had released all those videos at the same time.

Now James is a national conservative hero, and I believe he will write his own ticket to a future career doing just what he loves to do.