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Truth be told, I wish there were a better position than the one Vice Chairwoman Ravel and Commissioner Weintraub have taken.  But at some point you have to say “enough is enough” and let everyone play by the same rules.  While I don’t think this will do anything to improve the current FEC, it may highlight the FEC’s complete breakdown as an effective enforcement agency.  In the end, Congress and the White House have to be held accountable for the fact that there will be no serious enforcement of the campaign finance laws until fundamental changes are made to the agency, including the appointment of commissioners who believe in the law and its enforcement.