Rick:"They did this community more good than most pepole ever will." Jeez, is that the way you guys talk to each other out at the country club or wherever it is you pepole have your secret, self-congratulatory conclaves? All George Mitchell has done is try to destroy public education in Milwaukee. And he was paid well for his effort. I can still remember a community meeting where he showed up with one of the "choice" shills he was running for the school board to try to destroy MPS from within. And, from the looks of the ever-willing (for both you and him) Journal Sentinel opinion pages, he's still at it. The Milwaukee community needs this kind of "good" like it needs a hole in the head.So I'm a defense attorney -- I'm not Walker's defense attorney. We point fingers at other pepole all the time. Besides, "wrongdoing" is not the same as "criminal". Your claims that there is "not a hint...of anything that could conceivably be the basis for an allegation of wrongdoing" is simply not true. And, speaking of substance, you refuse to address how an email to Russell after which the activity stopped does not implicate Walker in at least knowledge of "wrongdoing". Oh, but you don't think campaigning and fundraising out of the County Executive's office is or should be illegal. At least not when Republicans do it. The jig is about to be up, Rick. The recalls are moving along quite nicely (at least the Senate is going to flip); Chisholm is still circling that dumpster behind the Courthouse; your too-cute-by-half legal soulmates at Michael Best and Troupis and the Republicans are about to be handed their lunch on redistricting; even the rape of northern Wisconsin through mining isn't going so well. Your pleas of poverty notwithstanding (oh please), it's not too late to become the scholarly impartial legal observer the newspaper too-often pretends you are. We're waiting.