100,000-200,000 ficticious Wisconsin voters can’t be wrong

WILLIAM A. JACOBSON FEB 15, 2012 5:30 PM

Signature checkers are on track to find between 100,000-200,000 invalid signatures on WI Recall petitions, out of approximately 1 million submitted.  It’s too little to stop the recall election being certified, but is a good indication of massive fraud.

IBD rhetorically asks, Why Do Democrats Want to Protect Voter Fraud?  I will rhetorically answer:

Because they’re so damn good at it.

In other news:

• Two Charts of the Day which make the Republican House look good, they did not want you to see.
• Sometimes a chimichanga is just a chimichanga (and, can we stop with the “insenstive” nonsense?)
• “Reality has a liberal bias” and so does Wikipedia.
• Rick is no Tea Party kinda guy.
• WaPo writer who called Rick a Tea Party kinda guy, the line used in almost all his ads, also said “[c]onspicuous candor has been part of Obama’s campaign,” so it must be true.
• They are the enemies of history.
• Greg Sargent at WaPo thinks birth control is perfect wedge issue.  Unfortunately, he may be right.
• Casino owner may be double dealing, also known as hedging his bets.
• Unions anoint the new Camelot.
• German court invents right to high salaries for professors.  And the problem with that is what?

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