On the heels of his latest faked tape, James O'Keefe may be in trouble with the law again

The Further Adventures of Pimp-Boy

Another fudged James O'Keefe "investigation," another apparent crime committed.

A video released last week, purporting to prove election rigging, shows footage of a September conference call that a Veritas camera operator secretly recorded. The narration describes “daily conference calls we witnessed.”

But ThinkProgress confirmed with multiple people on the conference call shown in the video that they were on the call from states that have wiretapping laws that prohibit recording of phone conversations unless all parties consent to be recorded.

O'Keefe, you may recall, was previously on probation after being caught attempting to wiretap the offices of Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu. Once again, O'Keefe and his Breitbart friends seem to be more on the supply side of crime than exposers of it.

Apparently the probation didn't discourage him from future crime sprees. I blame our courts; we are too lenient on pasty white conservative criminals, and that leads to rampant recidivism.