re: #176 Buck

Well you may think that saying that a politician “tells the truth”, that “he is in the employ of mega-rich oligarchs who want to destroy the remaining vestiges of working- and middle-class empowerment” (the second part of #17) is simply a logical step. I however think that is not proven at all. And I say it describes a conspiracy if it were true.

Again, #17 makes it very clear that something was said in the prank phone call, and I don’t see it.

It doesn’t describe a conspiracy at all. You yourself have acknowledged that business presence and campaign donations would give you access to the governor. The attitude that Walker and the Koch’s have taken on unions, labor law, etc. is open and clear.

If you agree with them, well and good, if you do not, well and good. What you’re muddying up this thread with is a somewhat silly insistence that comment #17 says that Walker said in the phone call that he worked for the Koch brothers. That’s not what it says.