Another Project for Wisconsin Leggies: Refute Sensenbrenner's Error

Since Wisconsin regained its common sense, pitching Doyle and his Left-O-Wacky leggies into the minority, another worthwhile project emerges.

A coalition of organizations led by officials at the Rutherford Institute is urging members of Congress not to even consider plans to revive the failed Real ID Act of 2005,...

...half the states adopted resolutions or other prohibitions on the federal plan.

Those included Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia and Washington, and officials said 15 of them actually adopted laws prohibiting the implementation of the act.

Cong. Sensenbrenner made an egregious error by pushing this Statist-enabler through the House.  That was a doozy of a mistake.  He chose not to fix the real problem--INS and State's sloppy/stupid/careless visa and immigration policies.  Rather, he chose to impose a "Your Papers, Please!!" regime on actual citizens.

He should have known better, but the Wisconsin Legislature can fix that.  And they should.