Tired of Walker Kissing Big Business Ass?

[kpete]

The Walker Scandal Escalates

by Truth1968


The questions that everyone wants answers to but no one seems willing to Back Walker into a corner and ask. The truth Is out there yet Walker has been allowed to remain unaccountable for his actions. Let us now hold him accountable!
Tired of Walker Kissing Big Business Ass?



Don't you feel that it is time to have a serious investigation launched to look into Walker's sordid corruption, ethics violations and using the trappings of his current office to entice further violations through conspiracy with the Koch brothers and Koch Industries? Those that have approached and advised Walker to utilize public corruption and violence as a means to accomplish his goals have made it clear that there is a reason that Scott Walker takes, what he believes to be, calls from corrupt Big Businessmen like David Koch of Koch Industries, or accepts emails from a now corrupt Indiana deputy prosecutor and Republican activist,Carlos F. Lam.

Why are the people of Wisconsin not calling for an investigation of this obvious corupt political puppet? Why are we not looking into the reply email that Walker sent Carlos F. Lam? When Walker was still the Milwaukee County Executive he violated County ethics rules and failed to produce four of the five Bears-Stearns score sheets, which are still missing. Presently Walker will continue to disproportionately misuse state funds and call it a loan from the Community Development Block Grant-Economic Development Program administered by the Department of Commerce under the guise of creating jobs, which all ready existed. In the same article it is clearly stated that Stoughton Trailors will invest $11million. (By Journal Sentinel staff) Now, why would they need $750,000 if they have $11 million to invest and the get this loan with a deferred payment and a foregiveness clause?

[shraby]

1. The plan is to recall him as soon as possible.

[Jackpine Radical]

3. …not to mention electing JoAnne Kloppenburg

to the state SC so Walker's RW Justice cronies can't Bush him out of trouble when things get there.

[HereSince1628]

2. We don't need any more inquiry, we KNOW he's corrupt.

Do you think anything would come of a republican controlled investigation of Walker?

Impeachment maybe?

You're not being very realistic if you do.

Here in Wisconsin we know what we need to do. Now it's a matter of time until we recall him.

Everyone is pretty much settled into a political camp.

Meanwhile, the republican legislature and the Walker administration are about to be slowed down, if not derailed, by a series of lawsuits.

[Jackpine Radical]

4. Oh, but don't you get it?

These simple-minded Cheeseheads need shoot-from-the-hip guidance from their betters, the more intellectually advanced people who live elsewhere and can instantly apprehend the situation in Wisconsin, see what needs to be done, and advise accordingly.

[HereSince1628]

5. As always happens, political writers are writing

They do that for a living.

But much of what is being written about Wisconsin is twisted to fit an authors favorite rant and to feed readers what the author's/editors think the readers want.

To the extent that it misrepresents the situation here, and to the extent that it exploits popular support for those opposing the teahadist putsch for professional gain, it's sad.

We just have to keep in mind that much of what passes for editorial/political commentary is really mostly entertainment BS.

[RickFromMN]

6. I hope you succeed. For your sake and our sake. If you fail, we will be next.

[HereSince1628]

7. It's political trench warfare. Not much to write home about.

We'll be going out over the wire on April 5 to remove a Walker poodle on the WI Supreme Ct.

The signature collection for recalls are beginning to reach their conclusion. It looks like the people handling the Hopper recall have the minimum signatures they need plus a cushion. That will probably be the first recall that moves to special election.

All of the pro-union, anti-austerity efforts have succeeded in making the R's in the WI legislature very nervous. Fitzgerald doesn't think he could get the union busting bill through the senate again.

Since he may have to do just that, after the courts are done, I'd say that the pro-democracy movement in Wisconsin is doing better than just holding its own.