[EL] Wisconsin John Doe decision
Bill Maurer
wmaurer at ij.org
Wed May 7 11:26:01 PDT 2014
So, the targets of this investigation are at fault because they "leaked" information to the WSJ?
But I thought "sunlight" was the best "disinfectant."
I would think that "sunlight" of what appears to be a politically-motivated use of law enforcement in secret proceedings is exactly the kind of thing that should be given public scrutiny or else the people will lose confidence in the political process and believe that the government is not working in their best interest but in the best interest of unidentified entities with political pull. But I guess that principle only applies to $25 donations to initiative campaigns and not police raiding someone's house in the middle of the night because they supported the wrong candidate. Apparently, that can and should remain absolutely secret.
Does anyone have a list of when sunlight is and is not the best disinfectant? I mean, besides medicine and cleaning and pretty much any other time one might be tempted to use sunlight to disinfect anything.
Bill
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To: David Keating
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David writes:" What happened in WI was outrageous and I hope it will get the attention it deserves. Those who orchestrated this hopefully will be held accountable."
For a moment I thought this outrage was aimed at those who set out to circumvent ( the Judge's word) WI campaign finance law by coordinating advertising with a candidate for public office while seeking to avoid contribution limits, and then leaked secret information about a law enforcement investigation in an attempt to circumvent that too. But I guess not....
Trevor Potter
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> On May 7, 2014, at 12:38 PM, "David Keating" <dkeating at campaignfreedom.org> wrote:
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> What happened in WI was outrageous and I hope it will get the attention it deserves. Those who orchestrated this hopefully will be held accountable.
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