Keith Gilkes is leaving his post as the governor's chief of staff to return to his own political consulting business.
          Is there more to it, like preparing for a John Doe investigation instead of a recall?  Maybe. Some of my friends certainly think so.  And they may be right.  A lot of Walker staffers are already knee-deep in it.
          But I did the same thing as Gilkes, returning to my own consulting business after a two-year break as chief of staff to Mayor John Norquist.  "I don't do government, I do politics," I used to say, usually being careful to attribute the line to the late, legendary Dem consultant Paul Tully.
          Gilkes' Facebook page offers a clue as to why he might be leaving, under employment:
          
          
         
        
          
          
          
          
          Keith Gilkes is leaving his post as the governor's chief of staff to return to his own political consulting business.
          Is there more to it, like preparing for a John Doe investigation instead of a recall?  Maybe. Some of my friends certainly think so.  And they may be right.  A lot of Walker staffers are already knee-deep in it.
          But I did the same thing as Gilkes, returning to my own consulting business after a two-year break as chief of staff to Mayor John Norquist.  "I don't do government, I do politics," I used to say, usually being careful to attribute the line to the late, legendary Dem consultant Paul Tully.
          Gilkes' Facebook page offers a clue as to why he might be leaving, under employment:
          
          
         
      
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