citizens united

Okay, so let Scott Walker and J.B. Van Hollen and the rest of the Wisconsin GOP crowd drone on about supposed vote fraud and the wisdom of the party's Voter ID law (currently stoppered by two courts and counting). Here's the thing: Even some noteworthy Republicans are beginning to come clean and describe the whole issue -- not just in Wisconsin but nationally -- as nothing other than what Democrats have been saying it is: A badly disguised and crudely enacted part of a widespread GOP vote-suppression scheme.

The editorial writers at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel need to check in with an optometrist, because their ideological myopia is getting quite out of hand. Case in point: Today's editorial once again flogging the state constitution's recall provision. It's warmed over yacking from the J-S editorialists, except for this installment's focus on recall campaign spending. In the editorial's very first sentence, the Journal Sentinel makes a horribly wrong correlation, then compounds its foolishness:

The Stofy Of Stuff people are back wiht another video - this time about Citizens United, and how you can fight back.