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Gov. Walker to sign Bucks arena bill next week

Two weeks ago, a rather obvious judicial bag job ended the investigation into the shenanigans that invariably attend any campaign conducted on behalf of Scott Walker, the goggle-eyed homunculus hired by Koch Industries to manage their subsidiary.

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The far-right governor insisted, publicly and repeatedly, that the criminal investigation had nothing to do with him.

The filing included a copy of the 2011 request for a warrant to search the home of Archer and others being investigated. The allegation referred to a real estate deal that Walker had been a part of during his time as Milwaukee County Executive. None of the three were charged.

Prosecutors were looking into signs of misconduct and bid-rigging related to the competition to house the department in private office space.

“I probably am the target”, he said Wednesday on ABC’s “Good Morning America“.

According to Benson, “Gov. Walker is one of the candidates who has prepared the most for this event”.

Last month, the presidential candidate cleared another legal hurdle when the Wisconsin Supreme Court found there was no evidence he improperly coordinated his recall election efforts with an outside conservative group. She says more details will be released later.

Schmitz’s actual motion was under seal pending a determination by the court as to whether it should be made public.

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“Just ahead of the first official Republican debate of the 2016 presidential campaign, Republicans give Marco Rubio and Scott Walker the highest net favorable ratings among any of the major 16 candidates running for their party’s nomination”, the poll read.

Gov. Scott Walker to sign arena funding bill Aug. 12