Some of my most interesting ideas come not from fellow bloggers or established media pundits, but from readers themselves. Today at Pajamas Media I wrote about the inexplicable decision by the Department of Justice to drop the uncontested prosecution of Black Panther members in Philadelphia who engaged in conduct in the 2008 election which clearly intimidated voters and poll watchers. A follow up editorial by the Washington Times which uncovered the role of the Associate general Counsel in this outrage makes it even clearer that the decision was inappropriate and will surely lead to more illegal voter intimidation:Mr. Wolf's July 22 letter raised numerous discrepancies between Justice Department explanations and readily available facts. In a July 13 letter to the congressman, Assistant Attorney General Ronald Welch wrote that the department dropped the cases against the New Black Panther Party as a whole and its leader, Malik Zulu Shabazz, because "the factual contentions in the...(Read Full Post)