Scott Walker: “I Am a Crook”
Wisconsin voters are learning more and more interesting things about their governor as he heads toward a recall vote. Several of Walker’s aides have already been investigated for embezzlement. And now Scott Walker himself is accused of committing 1,115 violations of Wisconsin‘s campaign laws.
How’s that for setting an example?
This report comes from One Wisconsin Now. Under Wisconsin law, a candidate is required to report all contributions exceeding $100. According to the director of One Wisconsin Now:
“Scott Walker has improperly reported well over $500,000 in contributions from inside and outside of Wisconsin. Scott Walker has absolutely no interest in following the campaign finance rules of the state of Wisconsin and we again call for state regulators to address his serial violation of our laws.”
Come on, Wisconsin voters, you can do better than this. Bring on that recall election and get that shitstain out of the Governor’s Mansion.
Labels: One Wisconsin Now, Scott Walker aide embezzlement, Scott Walker campaign violations
posted by Tom Harper @ 9:54 AM
15 Comments:
Wonder if they'll charge him with these offenses? Maybe they could get him a cell with Rod Blogoivich (sic)
Sounds like old fashioned capitalism to me. The ends justify the means. Who cares if it's immoral and/or illegal? Gimme that money.
The Tonopah Solar Company in Democrat Harry Reid's Nevada is getting a $737 million loan from Obama's Department of Energy.
The project will produce a 110 megawatt power system and employ 45 permanent workers, costing us $16 million per job annually.
One of the investment partners in this endeavor is Pacific Corporate Group.The PCG Executive Director is .........Ron Pelosi, the brother of Nancy's husband. He is the uncle of California's Lt. Governor, Democrat Gavin Newsom.
Imagine that?
Evicting Walker the Kochsucker would send a message to those Big Money Bullies and their Republican lapdogs.
On, Wisconsin!
What a ruthless, despicable self-centered creep. Throw that bastard out of office asap!
Sooooo Lisa, WTF does that have to do with this post? Or, are you saying that your allegation makes Scott Walker's illegal activities ok? Sheeeeeeit girl, what a great idea...because someone else engages in skullduggery, we all should.
I thought campaign contributions were all free speech now - why report it?
Erik
Lisa, why are you out of the kitchen again? Obviously a dumb broad like you is simply unable to engage in the conversations us men have.
"THEY DONE IT TOO!!!" Really? THAT is your contribution? When I tried that as a kid, it usually resulted in a second ass-whipping. Apparently your parents failed you badly, or you'd know that what someone else does is NEVER an excuse for anything.
"Scott Walker has absolutely no interest in following the campaign finance rules of the state of Wisconsin..."
Scott Walker seems to have absolutely no interest in following any rules whatsoever. He's one of these new "conservatives" who doesn't like rules, so he's just not going to follow rules anymore, or else he will bend the rules so they favor him. It's all about him, it seems.
JR why are you so angry? Must have been all those ass whippings when you were a kid.
Hell, they are still finding out stuff he did while the head honcho in Milwaukee exec position, this will be no different. By the time something is done about him it will be too late. THAT is what the pugs count on, time after time. You know the phrase, better to beg forgiveness later then ask permission before. I saw something earlier, that they now have enough signatures to recall one of the Fitzgerald's also. On Wisconsin
Oh and this is entirely off topic, Friday fun for 'li Timmy Tebow haters everywhere.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHB0o9lCizQ&feature=player_embedded#
Demeur: I'm sure his Koch pimps will get him out of it.
Mr. C: Yup, the kind of vulture capitalism that made America great.
Dave: I sure hope Wisconsin voters will send that message, loud and clear.
Jack: Good description. He definitely needs to go.
jadedj: Yup, the same old "but they did it too" argument.
Erik: I'm sure they're all hoping for the day when all campaign contributions can be unlimited and unreported, as God intended.
JR: "But they done it too" -- sometimes that's the only argument they can come up with.
Snave: People like Walker want millions of rules for the lowly public, but those rules don't apply to the job creators.
Jess: If Walker gets desperate, he could always pull a Jimmy Swaggart and start praying and sobbing on TV and begging and groveling for forgiveness.
That would be nice if one of the Fitzgeralds could be ousted too.
Thanks for the link. LOL.
Walker is "accused of committing 1,115 violations of Wisconsin‘s campaign laws."
Helps explain how this way out of the mainstream jerk got elected in the first place. Electing his type is par for the course in places like S. Carolina, but Wisconsin?
SW: I agree; I hate to see Wisconsin and some other northern states going down the same path as South Carolina.
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