That is correct and I said that above. But Schmitz is the GOP special prosecutor. Anytime you claim that a "prosecutor" is "GOP" you need to back that up with a name. You gave me a name "Ismael Ozanne" but he is a Dem hack. You said it was one of his deputies, I can't pull up a list. So I have no name, and you have provided none, nor a link to where he made a statement about WEDC.
You owe me at least a name, I will try to look up the rest.
I’m not your secretary. If an angel from the Throne came down and handed you an indictment on Walker, you would not acknowledge it. Just let the investigation proceed. Mr. Ozanne has only just begun to review the Audit that was conducted because he wanted the complete file before he started. That was just handed over at the end of last month.
-—But Schmitz is the GOP special prosecutor.
Correction, Schmitz is a self-proclaimed member of the GOP who was hired for the John Doe. He is still the target of a lawsuit for invasion of conservative’s civil liberties in the John Doe.
This lawsuit is the fourth state legal case that has come out of the John Doe probe. Club for Growth and O’Keefe also filed a federal lawsuit in February against Schmitz and others contending their free speech rights were violated by the investigation into possible illegal coordination by groups involved in the 2012 recall campaigns.
Schmitz better not be commenting on a new investigation when he was ordered to cease and desist..
****“In the absence of any further information regarding the content and import of ‘discussions’ that may violate the Court’s clear directives, it is impossible for the Court to offer further clarification at this time.”
http://watchdog.org/148870/john-doe-francis-schmitz-lawsuit/
If Schmitz has violated the terms of the judge’s order, he could be held in contempt of court.****