So, the Governor of Wisconsin, as a leading Republican in the State, and in countering a concerted Recall effort by the Democrats, participated in discussions and activities designed to ensure that his own party weathered the Recall Storm in the best shape possible?
Did I get that right?
If so...
Why is that illegal?
I admit to complete ignorance in the matter.
Anybody care to serve-up a workable layman's description of why that is considered wrongdoing?
Because the law says that these "independent" groups and the campaigns can't coordinate messages or strategies.
Which was clearly done here.
Incidentally, I think the recalls were a horrible idea. There's a time and a place to register your disdain for policy, and that's a regular election.
But it seems Walker broke the law here, and probably ended his Presidential hopes before they began. Which is too bad, he's a lot better than yet another Bush Rehash or some of the teabag crazies like Paul and Cruz.