“Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph T. Deters announced three more voter fraud indictments… 

“Everyone’s vote is weakened when some people decide to disobey the law.”

A Wisconsin
appeals court on Thursday ruled the state’s controversial voter ID law
is constitutional, a victory for supporters who say the measure limits
fraud at the ballot box.
 

The Fourth District Court of
Appeals overturned a March 2012 decision by Dane County judge Richard
Niess, who ruled in favor of the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin,
which claimed that the law is too burdensome, denying potential voters
the right to vote.

Reuters

PJ Media’s take.

Las Vegas Sun reports: U.S. Sen. Harry Reid said Tuesday he was surprised he wasn’t called to
testify in the trial of former lobbyist and real estate mogul Harvey
Whittemore, who is accused of illegally funneling $133,000 in
contributions to Reid’s 2010 campaign.

 Link here.

It appears that the Shelby opinion is likely to be written by either Roberts, Kennedy, Scalia or Sotamayor.

Just handed down.  Texas redistricting.

I will be on with Monica Crowley this weekend on WABC-AM 770 New York City this Saturday and nationwide sometime this weekend.  The affiliate list is here.

Topic: Eric Holder’s possible perjury and the abuse of power by the IRS.

So what else is new.  CBS News.

Much of last night’s O’Reilly Factor was devoted to True the Vote’s lawsuit against Eric Holder and other federal officials.  Video compilation below.  Indeed the depositions of various federal employees will prove very interesting.