From J. Christian Adams’s post:

Later, when the plan to vote twice is put into effect, Caballero coyly and laughingly asks: “Are you going to do what I think you are going to do?” — namely vote twice. When the volunteer says, “Well, if no one is going to know.” Caballero then prints out and gives the forms to the volunteer to vote twice.

The video:

My favorite part of Adams’s post:

The new O’Keefe video raises the question — how many other undercover videographers have penetrated the Obama campaign? O’Keefe obviously reached the heart of one operation. Who knows how many more Obama campaign offices are full of “volunteers” on the lookout for criminal behavior by other Obama campaign staffers?

O’Keefe provides a clue and taunts journalists, daring them to call this an “isolated incident.”

So is Big Media going to just ignore this?

Read the oral argument here.

Anthony Kennedy is OK on this issue (if not great), and we have three fairly reliable conservatives on the court — plus the Chief Justice, in whom I have far less confidence since the ObamaCare decision. Sandra Day O’Connor was the big squish on the Grutter decision, which found that constitutional amendments passed in the 1800s prescribed a 25-year period in the 21st century during which racial preferences should remain in college admissions.

I am still making my way through the oral argument transcript, but so far it looks reasonably promising for the good guys.

Joining Miley Cyrus and Ashton Kutcher.

Oh — and Mike Stack, Patrick Frey, Erick Erickson, and Aaron Walker.

We were SWATted before getting SWATted was cool.

And new details just keep coming out.