How About Some Campaign Responsibility?

Jim Geraghty points out an ironic twist in today's Fiscal Responsibility Summit in Washington:

It doesn't get any better than this: The day Obama hosts a "Fiscal Responsibility Summit", a third city comes forward to complain that his campaign hasn't paid tens of thousands of dollars in overtime fees for campaign events.

Springfield, Philadelphia, and Chicago would be in better financial health if, you know, some folks stopped saying "the check is in the mail."

Of course the the other irony is that this summit takes place just days after the government spent $787 billion that it didn't have on all sorts of crapola.