This is pretty serious.
[Cheryl Albers] said Joint Finance Co-Chairman Russ Decker, D-Weston, called a couple of weeks ago to see what it would take to get her vote for the budget. Albers said Decker asked if she was interested in state aid for a bridge in Loganville on Wisconsin 154 that is closed due to flooding.
Wisconsin law is clear: this is called "logrolling," and it is a felony.
It is interesting that the law does NOT include quid-pro-quos from the Governor, however.
HT: Charlie
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