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the_archfiend The fun never ends with Der Burgher, does it?
First off, a major campaign contributor (and an in-state railroad CEO, no less - now we know why Der Burgher was reticent about high speed rail and enthusiastic about renovating the Amtrak Hiawatha line) gets charged with funneling $60K in illegal contributions through his employees at Wisconsin & Southern Railroad and ultimately pleads guilty.
Next up, Waukesha County Clerk Kathy Nickolaus - a former employee of Walker ally and Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate David Prosser - miraculously discovered thousands of votes for Prosser that were stored on her PC but somehow not included in the initial tally from Waukesha County in the Prosser/Kloppenburg race. Nickolaus has a fishy history concerning voting irregularities, of course, but not to worry: she has no real intention of resigning, meaning that all sorts of legal Happy Fun Ball stuff can come her way in court while she's still in office. And maybe - just maybe - somebody will find the fact that Waukesha canvasser Ramona Kitzinger didn't accept the validity of the new totals after she knew of the error or its source of some significance.
Oh, and top of all this, if you're a public employee of any kind in Wisconsin, don't get sick.
First off, a major campaign contributor (and an in-state railroad CEO, no less - now we know why Der Burgher was reticent about high speed rail and enthusiastic about renovating the Amtrak Hiawatha line) gets charged with funneling $60K in illegal contributions through his employees at Wisconsin & Southern Railroad and ultimately pleads guilty.
Next up, Waukesha County Clerk Kathy Nickolaus - a former employee of Walker ally and Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate David Prosser - miraculously discovered thousands of votes for Prosser that were stored on her PC but somehow not included in the initial tally from Waukesha County in the Prosser/Kloppenburg race. Nickolaus has a fishy history concerning voting irregularities, of course, but not to worry: she has no real intention of resigning, meaning that all sorts of legal Happy Fun Ball stuff can come her way in court while she's still in office. And maybe - just maybe - somebody will find the fact that Waukesha canvasser Ramona Kitzinger didn't accept the validity of the new totals after she knew of the error or its source of some significance.
Oh, and top of all this, if you're a public employee of any kind in Wisconsin, don't get sick.
