As of today the Walker criminal investigation....

[Darkwind]

they recount that recall yet?


bwwwwAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAA

 

[Peach]

Ok Someone break it down for me, Why should I care about this?

Because the libs lost in a critical race and that should make you mad and sad enough to riot and smash windows out of storefronts.

A RECALL is somehow critical? Not true, nor has Walker been accused of any criminal acts.

 

[Conservative]

Ok Someone break it down for me, Why should I care about this?

Because the libs lost in a critical race and that should make you mad and sad enough to riot and smash windows out of storefronts.

A RECALL is somehow critical? Not true, nor has Walker been accused of any criminal acts.

it was certainly critical enough to libtards and unions who Walker smacked around (deservedly so).

 

[JakeStarkey]

Walker survived handily, 53 to 46, yet received a wake up call.

Nixon smashed his opponent in 1972 and then became the first and only president to resign.

Nixon said he was innocent. Stupidity goeth before a fall. Remember how stupid Walker look when the report koched him on the phone.

 

[Charles_Main]

So far, 13 people have been granted immunity in the case, but not Walker according to court records. This means that 13 people surrounding Walker could have been charged with a crime, but avoided prosecution by agreeing to cooperate with investigators and waive their constitutional right against self-incrimination. The 13 include Governor Walker's Press Secretary, Cullen Werwie and Fran McLaughlin, Walker's spokeswoman while he was Milwaukee County executive; David Halbrooks, a Milwaukee attorney with Democratic ties who specializes in procurement; GOP official Rose Ann Dieck; and Suzanne Immel, a Walker donor, and others involved in the prosecution of the railroad magnate who sought to conceal his illegal donations to Walker's gubernatorial campaign.

Mary Bottari: Will Scott Walker Be Given a Pink Slip, an Orange Jumpsuit or a Second Chance?

Immunity only automatically means guilt in your Partisan Mind.

 

[Charles_Main]

You'll notice Chris is absent from this thread like the others.

Chris must mean "no balls" in another language.

Chris- Ch-ris - The absence of Truth.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Immunity generally is given to avoid guilt, yes, Charles Main.

 

[Charles_Main]

Immunity generally is given to avoid guilt, yes, Charles Main.

Usually, But not always. Anyways, Either way it does not Automatically mean Walker is Guilty of Anything.

 

[logical4u]

........... has resulted in six indictments, 15 felony charges, and two convictions.

Since September of 2010 the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (MJS) has been detailing an ongoing "John Doe" criminal investigation being run out of the Milwaukee County District Attorney's office involving Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's former staff and associates. The wide-ranging investigation has included allegations of campaign finance malfeasance, embezzlement of veterans funds, bid-rigging, and even child enticement during the period when Walker served as Milwaukee County Executive, but was running for governor.

On June 1, 2012, the MJS broke the story that Milwaukee County prosecutors were forced to move from a regular investigation to a secret "John Doe" criminal investigation more than two years ago after being stonewalled by the County Executive's office. Court records released in the trial of one of the defendants showed that prosecutors said Walker's office had been "unwilling or unable" to turn over requested records. This new information contradicts Walker's repeated claims that he has been "fully cooperating" with the investigation since the start.

As of today, this ongoing criminal investigation has resulted in six indictments, 15 felony charges, and two convictions.

Mary Bottari: Will Scott Walker Be Given a Pink Slip, an Orange Jumpsuit or a Second Chance?

Maybe we should do that with the Eric Holder cases: call them John Doe, and then not tell him what color the "suspect" is, just that is power hungary and corrupt.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Immunity generally is given to avoid guilt, yes, Charles Main.

Usually, But not always. Anyways, Either way it does not Automatically mean Walker is Guilty of Anything.

I agree with you on that. But denial by Walker is not to be taken at face value. Denial by any politician is not to be taken at face value.

 

[Dr.House]

What? No Walker Frog March?


Stupid libs....

 

[Liability]

What? No Walker Frog March?


Stupid libs....

Now HERE is a march of the frogs.

 

[Darkwind]

Walker survived handily, 53 to 46, yet received a wake up call.

Nixon smashed his opponent in 1972 and then became the first and only president to resign.

Nixon said he was innocent. Stupidity goeth before a fall. Remember how stupid Walker look when the report koched him on the phone.

yeah, cause when I'm hoisted on the shoulders of a majority and an applauding crowd and carried around in victory, I always think that I need to mind My P's and Q's cause I'm on thin ice.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Nixon sure thought like you are. Pride goeth before a fall. Word to the wise.

 

[Listening]

Is Walker under indictment yet ?

Didn't think so.

Chrissy strikes out again.