Ellen Miller was instrumental in The Center for Responsive Politics and Public Campaign, two good-government organizations that billed themselves as nonpartisan research groups investigating the influence of money in politics. Apparently Miller's retirement from those groups has allowed her to let her Democratic hair down. Here's the first sentence of her Prospect article roasting Shays-Meehan as wimpy, and worse, hurting Democrats: "What a cruel twist of fate: campaign finance reform that benefits Republicans and big money."So if reform ends up benefiting Republicans, it becomes by definition bad? So much for that nonpartisan balloon juice, then. If CFR is really just...