The news that Morris Dees was kicked out of the organization he founded, the Southern Poverty Law Center, sent shockwaves out among leftists, including the many news outlets that accept without question its verdicts that conservatives are "hate groups."  Major donors, like Google, were put on notice that they may have been misguided. It turns out that those shockwaves have toppled more careers of big shots at the SPLC.  The Montgomery Advertiser reports: Southern Poverty Law Center President Richard Cohen said in a statement Friday he has asked the board of the troubled organization to "to immediately launch a search for an interim president in order to give the organization the best chance to heal," and took responsibility for problems that have swept out the senior leadership of the group in just a week. Cohen, who has worked at the SPLC since 1986 and served as president since 2003, said in the statement that...(Read Full Post)