Portage Woman votes herself into office she didn’t exactly want

Who needs the Koch brothers when just two votes, your own and your spouses, wins your district:

WMTV 15: While voting Tuesday, Carolyn Hamre noticed no one was running for district she lives in, Hamre places her name not thinking she would win. Hamre was shocked to see her name in the paper as the unofficial winner of district seven. Hamre wont say yet if she will accept the position.

Romney/Ryan Subs for Votes Scandal caught by Waukesha Patch.

The folks at the Waukesha Patch did a great job covering this outrageous act of election fraud.

Did R&R (Romney and Ryan) offer sandwiches for votes? It may seem ridiculous to some, but where does it stop if this blatant giveaway is allowed to go on? Moments like this, when involving Democrats, are often exploited by the GOP, so why are we expected to shrug this off as an innocent mistake.

Wouldn't Paul Ryan, the genius wonk, know a little bit about Wisconsin campaign law by now?

Wisconsin Candidate Johnson Brazen Hypocrite About Frivolous Lawsuits.

Despite the cavalcade of Republican AG's pressing an election year frivolous lawsuit challenging health care reform, paid for by state taxpayers dealing with massive deficits, they don't have a problem hypocritically claiming Democrats are wasting federal taxpayer money challenging the Arizona "Show me your papers" law. Here's what candidate and challenger to Sen. Russ Feingold, Ron Johnson, had to say about defending the constitution against such a discriminatory law in a recent press release:

In yet another demonstration of his fiscal recklessness and disdain for the wishes of the Wisconsin people, Senator Russ Feingold voted against an amendment that would have barred federal funds from being used in any lawsuit seeking to overturn the Arizona immigration law.

“Despite claiming to be a fiscal hawk, Senator Feingold brazenly supports using taxpayer dollars to fund a federal lawsuit to overturn Arizona’s law ... Maybe it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Russ Feingold, an attorney, supports just another frivolous lawsuit."

The only response to multimillionaire Ron Johnson's hypocritical claim is something we used to say on the playground in elementary school, "I know you are but what am I?"