Smith delves into truth about election fraud, voter suppression, voter registration and voter fraud. Well written and documented since it is written for consumption primarily by other editors.

Smith encapsules the republican tactics: "This is the tactic Karl Rove learned so well from his right-wing predecessors: accuse your opponent of your own unethical or illegal acts." Attack their strengths, and blow smoke over your crimes. The article includes some interesting history of Republican attempts at suppressing the vote, and the still effective court order. Why is the court order not enforced? The key point is the journalistic ethics that are being ignored by much of ... More »

By virtue of its criticism of journalism, it should be considered significant, and because it is authorative, timely, and interesting, it should be considered excellent. As a culture, we must either rid the political process of exclusion and spiritual destruction or we will eventually revert to fascism. That default political system by another name is very acceptable and agreeable to many who are fundamentally opposed to democracy. As many on the right are wont to say, you are ... More »

This opinion piece has minimal journalistic merit. Even Obama is distancing himself from ACORN as the numbers of phony registration forms mount up. And Democratic city and state officials are making many of the charges against ACORN. The author demostrates his bias in calling everything the fault of the "right wing" when he should know that George Bush is not a right-winger, since he claims to have worked as a reporter in Texas.

Places current controversy in historical context.