Taylor makes essentially that argument in the memorandum supporting the writ of mandamus filed in the KS Supreme Court.
I think that’s probably right. What good does it do to give voters the choice of a candidate who has attempted… Continue reading
WaPo:
Attorney General Eric Holder’s communications director is being accused of calling the House Oversight Committee Republican staff and asking for help spinning a story. The twist? The GOP staff alleges that Holder’s spokesman thought he was talking to… Continue reading
New NYT column concludes:
A two-class structure of election financing is emerging. The first is the traditional system of federally regulated individual contributions in which the small donor has become increasingly important. The second is the combination of “super PACs”… Continue reading
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel:
A panel of three federal appeals judges on Tuesday questioned why they had been brought into a stalled criminal investigation into campaign activity by Gov. Scott Walker and conservative groups allied with him, saying it appeared… Continue reading
Earlier I linked to comments in which a Ga. state senator opposed early Sunday voting before election day which he said would bring out more African American voters. (Steve Benen unpacks the comments).
But now he’s doubled down in… Continue reading
The Progressive Pulse: “In an order issued today, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to expedite an appeal of a lower court’s refusal to block voting law changes from taking effect this November, and has scheduled… Continue reading