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A bit of irony
Published on July 1, 2008
by Michael Schrimpf
Just days removed from a victory at the Supreme Court, congressional hopeful Jack Davis was dealt a blow when the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announced it would support Iraq veteran Jon Powers in the Democratic primary.
The DCCC certainly has the freedom to support whomever it wishes in primary fights, and now, thanks to the Supreme Courts ruling, Jack Davis has the freedom to spend his own money on his behalf without penalty.
