Well, it looks like Scott Walker's claims ignorance isn't even convincing enough now for one of his big supporters:
CapTimes- Steven Elbow: Two former prosecutors, one a Republican and one a Democrat,
agree on one thing: there wasn't enough evidence to charge the governor with a
crime. Paul Bucher, a Republican who served nearly two decades as Waukesha
County district attorney, agreed. "I don’t think there was sufficient
evidence to show the governor was involved in that," he said. Bucher may not be the most objective observer. His clientele
includes defendants in the John Doe investigation that led to Wednesday's
release of more than 28,000 pages of emails
Bucher said the email shows that Walker knew about the secret email system, put
in place by employees to skirt public records laws. But it doesn't prove that
he knew about the system all along. "I think he knew something because of
the articles," Bucher said.
National Coverage Continues: Ed Schultz
talked with The Progressive's Ruth Conniff, who had a treasure trove of information for viewers across the country:
I thought I'd highlight Schultz' interview with State Sen. Jon Erpenbach. Not only did Erpenbach frame the situation in Wisconsin nicely, but Ed went into one of his great and very passionate rants.
For great email dump coverage, check out
The Progressive.
It also illustrates just how much the Wisconsin media has protected Walker, just like how they sheltered Paul Ryan. It's time to lay the spotlight on JournalComm, WIBA and others who have known about the corruption, but chose to take campaign money instead of doing their JOB
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