Opposing Issues 2-5
Buckeye Firearms Association
Christian Coalition of Ohio
Citizens for Community Values
CrossPower Ministries
Homemakers for America
Moms for Ohio
National Federation of Independent Business
Ohio Association of Realtors
Ohio Concrete Construction Association
Ohio Contractors' Association
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Ohio Dental Association
Ohio Manufacturers' Association
Ohio Restoration Project
Ohio Trucking Association
Pro-Family Network
Reform America
Right to Life of Greater Cincinnati
The Patriot Pastors
United Conservatives of Ohio for Good Government
Votes for Women
Warren County Right to Life
Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber of Commerce

Opposing Issue 3
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Ohio State Medical Association

Opposing Issue 4
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation

Opposing Issue 5
League of Women Voters of Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation

Who says we're seeing a conservative crackup?  Rabid corporatists and fundie wingnuts may not be able to agree on a SCOTUS nominee, but they can come together to oppose common-sense measures that strengthen democracy.

Why are dentists in bed with Ladies-Against-Women groups?  The same reason a number of Democratic Party official quietly hope to see RON go down.  Power.  RON is about accountability.  Opposing RON is the purview of those who care about nothing but attaining and retaining power.

So what are you going to do about it?  Suggestions after the jump.

I got this idea somewhere on a blog last night, but haven't been able to find it.  The idea is to look at those who were most exercised about the fake controversy over the MoveOn Nazi ads to see how quickly they take Santorum to the woodshed over his Hitler-in-Paris meltdown yesterday.

Let me say at the outset that I for one despise Nazi comparisons.  I am not amused when Janine Garafalo mentions the 43rd Reich, I cringe when I see Nazi spew in the comments here, I say "Ecch" to all of it.  Such comparisons are the stuff of college dorm door decoration, not reasoned debate.  

Anyway.

I googled "MoveOn Nazi" and picked the top three reliably conservative publications that showed up in the search results.  Then I looked at the current pages of those publications to see their takes on the Santorum statement.  The results after the break.