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The resulting convictions are not “smoke”.

Yes, they are. The assistant who had a separate router for working on a Lt. Gov. campaign (who was not Walker) in her own office during her lunch breaks should have gotten a fine, and that's it. It wasn't Walker's router or his campaign or his e-mail. If they COULD have tied him to this, they would have.

It's a penny ante charge. Those of us who live and/or work in Wisconsin and can get Vicki McKenna on one of her stations throughout the state get a true conservative voice who dealt with this thoroughly. She doesn't always go easy on Walker, chastising him over not getting on Common Core early. But she went through this whole thing in excruciating detail, and there was nothing there. The people of Wisconsin agreed.

For the record, I am supporting Sen. Cruz for the presidency, but Scott Walker is a great man, who doesn't deserve having people who have a different first choice spread deceitful smears.