3-4-14 embattled assembly majority leader

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker says he "definitely" thinks Republicans are correct in removing Rep. Bill Kramer as majority leader of the state Assembly amid sexual harassment allegations. Assembly Republicans planned to vote tomorrow on removing Kramer as majority leader, the second highest post in the Assembly. Kramer has not commented on the allegations that he groped a woman and verbally abused another one while in Washington for a fundraiser. Kramer's chief of staff says he will not be at the vote because he is in treatment.