Scott Walker mum on any vetoes he might consider of budget add-ons

Waukesha — Gov. Scott Walker said Friday he won't telegraph his plans on potential vetoes of the state budget until after the Assembly and Senate have a chance to act. He declined to say how he would act on votes by the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee early Wednesday, which included the creation of a bail bond system in Wisconsin. Walker also said he'd wait to see how the Assembly and Senate will act on a vote to move the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism off the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. By of the Journal Sentinel June 7, 2013 1:32 p.m. | Chauncey Wright went looking for a job and got federally indicted instead. That's the way he put it Friday after being...