Federal Appeals Court Restores Investigation Connected to Gov. Scott Walker

Allegations of illegal activities of groups supporting him, though he is not a subject.

A federal appeals court on Wednesday overturned a lower court's ruling halting an investigation into Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and more than two dozen conservative groups for alleged illegal campaign activity.

The ruling by the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago is a defeat for Walker and conservatives who argued they have done nothing wrong and that the investigation is a partisan witch hunt designed to chill political speech. Walker is running for re-election this fall against Democrat Mary Burke and is considering a 2016 run for president.

Even with the ruling, the investigation won't be able to resume immediately.

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[Ghetto Slovak Goatherder]

You know, when the Rs in congress said they were going to make it their goal to make Obama a 1 term president, the left went wild. Here's a governor that is facing his third election in 4 years, whose first term was interrupted by union goons and numerous lawsuits, whose voter id and act 10 were challenged over and over again in court... the left is fighting back like a wounded, cornered, wild animal.

I hope he gores them, metaphorically, of course. Even if he's not the greatest governor...