By Andrew P. Napolitano
The president's men trash the Constitution to pursue antagonists

OK, mark the date, for it will surely spark an outcry in the gun-control community.

The hot new question in the Republican primary is whether Rep. Michele Bachmann, a three-term congresswoman who has rapidly leapfrogged from legislative back-bencher to tea party superstar, now can make the jump from the U.S. House to the White House — a gap that hasn't been cleared since 1880.
Fred Malek, a member of Romney's finance team, said he is aware of the importance of attracting small donors.
"We are going to be up against a machine that's going to raise and spend a record-breaking amount trying to tear apart Mitt Romney and his record because they have nothing else to run on, and Romney is going to need every single bit of support from donors large and small to compete effectively," Mr. Malek said.