Could Governor Scott Walker Be Indicted Before June?

Could Governor Scott Walker Be Indicted Before June?

Could Governor Scott Walker Be Indicted Before June?

There is a “huge fear” among Republicans that Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker could be indicted before facing a recall election in June.

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John Nichols, Washington correspondent for The Nation, appeared on The Ed Show yesterday to discuss an ongoing investigation centered around Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and his former staffers. Walker has “a lot of attorney bills,” said Nichols. “These are criminal defense lawyers that he has hired. He has hired lawers who list on their website that they deal with murders, major drug cases, with grand jury investigations and John Doe investigations. This is the big deal stuff, where people go to jail.”

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