Terrie Huntington This afternoon in Topeka, lawmakers will talk about cleaning up "corrupt political advertising." The House Elections Committee has a 3:30 p.m. hearing scheduled to talk about holding 527 organizations accountable for their sometimes smelly campaigns. An amendment to Senate Bill 117 would force anyone who buys political ads to identify themselves on TV and radio commercials and in mailings, robocalls, Web sites and mass e-mails.At the moment, groups can advocate for or against a
