Scott Walker Presidential Talk Is Cover for Crimes Shown in Black-in-White

As Scott Walker's allies try to shine up a Scott Walker presidential bid, (Bice, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel) the late-December release of emails from Walker's 2010 campaign for governor shows Walker at the center of a criminal scheme of using public office as a secret personal campaign headquarters. (Capper, Cognitive Dissonance)

When Walker refused last year on Fox News to answer the question if he ever used the secret and illegal email system, Wisconsin political writer, Capper, points out today that emails made public show not only used it, "not only knew about it all, he was directing it!"

Walker hopes Republican justices on the Wisconsin Supreme Court whose campaigns were funded by $Millions by the same groups who funded Walker's campaigns will cover up his crimes under investigation by a second bipartisan John Doe probe in which Walker has already been shown to be at the center of another apparent criminal scheme.

These are two massive criminal conspiracies and Walker is counting on corrupt Republican judges and legislative allies to defend and distract by portraying Walker as a serious candidate for president when most of Wisconsin knows he's a both a policy lightweight and a crook.

One problem Walker faces now is that the Constitutional officers investigating Walker's schemes in John Doe II represent what attorneys refer to as the Sovereign: The government in all its power, glory and might.

"The prosecutor wields all of the power and might of the government as the Sovereign and enjoys all of the immunity that protects the Sovereign," notes one jurist.

Walkergate is the state of Wisconsin v. Scott Walker, the Koch brothers and all of the moneyed interests behind Walker.

Walker and his political allies have attacked the John Doe II probe from all angles.

But Walker's attorneys know well there has been no concealment or distortion of evidence, and any allegation of misconduct by the John Doe probes is baseless.

So, Walker just wants the John Doe probe to go away, or at least have the public look at something else.

The truth is Scott Walker is a not-yet-charged criminal perpetrator; his allies are working to portray him as a victim.

Kevin D. Kavanaugh and Tim Russell, Operation Freedom perps, who stole $10,000s from military veterans after Scott Walker appointed his longtime friends make Walker's objective as a perpetual victim difficult for anyone outside of the Iowa GOP to buy.

Scott Walker is but a crooked hick from Wisconsin with his hand out to billionaires.

Stonewalling didn't help Scott Walker, people know Scott Walker is a crook; Walker's hoping corrupt judges will work out better.

Silence Is Betrayal as Scott Walker Continues Extremist Course

Scott Walker campaigns with felons who embezzled
from military veterans (Bice, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel)

In the words of Dr. King: "I agree with Dante, that the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in a period of moral crisis maintain their neutrality. There comes a time when silence becomes betrayal."

The attack on the foundations of democracy led by the religious extremist Scott Walker is seen in assaulting:

• Voting rights
• Representative government through gerrymandering
• Public schools
• Clean Water
• Veterans
• Non-partisan election watchdog agency
• The Environment
• University system and the entire City of Milwaukee
• Wind and solar power
• Women's rights

have laid bare the Republican Party of Wisconsin as an unprecedented, corrupt movement seeking total power over all levers of representative government, with a dismantlement of watchdog nonpartisan agencies, a future that to ought repulse every thinking citizen of Wisconsin, including Republicans.

Until the Democratic Party and every non-GOP citizen of Wisconsin begin to acknowledge this crisis, Wisconsin is on a trajectory towards a state that will bear little resemblance to the state built up over a century.

Scott Walker believes he is tasked by God, even as he continues to take orders from billionaires to further an extremist agenda that is nothing less than a One-Party state.

Sure, Walker was only elected by one of four voters of the electorate, but those not opposing Walker and the Republicans betray our future and that of our children.

This includes outgoing Republican Wisconsin State Sen. Dale Schultz (R-Richland Center) who blasted the extremism and corruption of his own party: No time to sit back now and draw your pension.

Scott Walker is a dangerous extremist, whose own political machine installed a campaign headquarters on public property and infamously refused to answer simple questions even on a Fox News segment, and stole $10,000s from military veterans.

Silence Is Betrayal