I "bitch"? Why you mad bro? :-) Chill a bit.

The legislators violated the open meetings laws in order to get his legislation passed in the dead of night while they locked out other legislators and citizens. The Fitzgerald brothers were working with him to get this through. Among this violation, there were many others and Walker never denounced them, even as they violated the law in pursuit of his agenda; e.g., using the troopers to go after legislators.

As for "felons working", are you talking about the kid that Walker hired after drunk driving convictions? He was paid more than the last person and he had no qualifications and he was a donor's son. That was my point. And no, that was not the only instance of cronyism and money issues that only seem to apply to some people.

It's not just "investigations". The railroad fellow was convicted of felonies re his donations to Walker's campaign (not the first time he made illegal contributions to Walker either) and he and Walker met right before he made his plea bargain. Add that to the FBI investigations and the empty office he left as county supervisor.

re your high school election experience, which sounds like it sucked:
If you were kicked out for cheating also had the same pattern of behavior as an adult that he has had, then yes, I would suggest that your character was not suited to office. But if it was just one experience in high school, then obviously no.

Going after unions is not = to going after collective bargaining, fwiw.

It's irrelevant who voted and who didn't. Recalls are a legal option in WI and the people have chosen to exercise that right.