Walker wins in Wisconsin.

It isn't close.

It appears that people were lying in their exit interviews and/or conservatives were not talking to the pollsters.

So, again, it seems that the hectoring, Big Brother approach to bullying conservatives is causing dissimilation, which means that the libs can't know what's really happening.

Now, to watch O'Donnell and Schultz's head explode on MSNBC.

Schultz's theme is that a tainted right-winger can win with enough money and Walker may be indicted in the next few days.

O'Donnell is blaming the Citizen's United decision.

Let's wait to hear if O'Donnell mentions that Obama rejected public financing in 2008.

Apparently, O'Donnell believes that all that money caused an increase in voter turnout, who then voted overwhelming against public unions.

What a maroon.

I repeat, the hystrionic, self-righteous mode of public discourse ill-serves the left again.

Now, we need to see some California politician follow the Wisconsin model to reform our state.

Here is the Wall Street Journal on the recall election.

Fireworks and "Stars and Stripes Forever" at Legal Insurrection.

The final vote looks to be 54% - 46%. Not close under the circumstances.