@GovWalker announces open records law changes will be completely removed from the 2015-17 state budg

[riversedge]

whow whow..

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Greg Neumann ?@gneumann_wkow 5s5 seconds ago Wisconsin, USA

.@GovWalker announces open records law changes will be completely removed from the 2015-17 state budget.
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[riversedge]

1. I posted a link in LBN..

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10141136499

[Still In Wisconsin]

2. Great!

Now, who's going to own this pile of crap? Who put it forward?

Cue crickets chirping...

[marble falls]

3. His attitude about open records has evolved.

[Still In Wisconsin]

4. But wait...Walker doesn't believe in evolution so

in his world how could anything evolve?

[marble falls]

5. Maybe his head will explode? I find comfort in knowing that he feels vulnerable enough to finally...

back up and walk back.

The pendulum has finally started to swing back.

[Still In Wisconsin]

6. Remember, this is the second time this year he has had to walk back something major.

The Wisconsin Idea "drafting error" was the first.

[marble falls]

7. He's bound for the scrap heap of failed politiians.

[riversedge]

8. Scott Walker Should Explain His Role in Open Records Scandal

It is only a matter of time and his dirty laundry will be out aired on the clothsline!




Scott Walker Should Explain His Role in Open Records Scandal http://malcontends.blogspot.com/2015/07/scott-walkers-should-explain-his-role.html?spref=tw … #IOWA #nhpolitics #p2


Jul 5, 2015


Scott Walker's Should Explain His Role in Open Records Scandal
Scott Walker refuses to acknowledge role after Walker and Republicans back down on killing Open Records Law

Scott Walker should release all papers, memos, emails and other communications and chronicle all of his and his administration's communications with Republican members of the Joint Finance Committee regarding the Republican effort to gut Wisconsin's Open Records law.

Following an unconvincing prepared statement, Scott Walker is offering silence to the Wisconsin people on his and the Republican effort to gut the Open Records law. (Hall, WisconsinWatch)

Walker's and Republican legislators' proposed evisceration of the Open Records law, [through a motion by the Wisconsin legislature's Joint Finance Committee], provoked broad and blistering criticism of Walker and the Republican Party, including a front page editorial by Wisconsin's right-leaning and largest daily on July 4th (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel) (Caffeinated Politics).

Walker backed down, declining to shed light on any authorship and raising more questions than he and the Republicans answered, as legislative Republicans and Walker issued a joint statement (Spicuzza, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel)....................