Here’s is the key evidence:
Koch impersonator Ian Murphy: “Well, I tell you what, Scott: once you crush these bastards I’ll fly you out to Cali and really show you a good time.”
Governor Walker: “All right, that would be outstanding. Thanks for all the support in helping us move the cause forward…. “
Koch impersonator: “Absolutely. And, you know, we have a little bit of a vested interest as well. ”
“Well,” replies Walker, “that’s just it.”
As Urantian Sojourn notes, Scott Walker thought he was talking to a major donor to national groups that aided Walker’s 2010 gubernatorial run. KochPAC gave the Walker campaign $43,000 directly. When Walker said he had a “vested interest” in a budget plan being pushed by the governor, Walker replied” “Well, that’s just it.”
The conversation is so brazen that the Center for Media and Democraty has filed more freedom-of-information requests for records of contacts between the governor and his aides and representatives of Koch industries.
Apparently buried in one of the Republican sponsored bills is the authority to sell Wisconsin public power plants for pennies on the dollar. Who would want to buy these plants? That would be Koch Industries.
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