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Madison, Wisconsin is the main target of Scott Walker's malice-
Walker targeted Dane and Milwaukee counties (the old I-94 Coalition), University towns, workers' wages, public schools, minorities, consumers' rights, the University System, voting rights, local control, clean water, the environment and anything Walker can get his hands on that doesn't vote Republican.
Dane County is too smart for Walker and without Dane County and its educated population and innovative industries, Wisconsin would be in worse shape.
Walker turned a $3.6 billion deficit into a $2.2 billion deficit even as the nation as a whole is recovering from the Great Recession.
It’s easy to see, as De Blasio noted, how Walker killed Wisconsin’s economy. His signature achievement, the public union-busting Act 10, lowered the wages of public employees at all levels, shrinking the economy when the public sector should have been stimulating it.
Walker’s irresponsible tax cuts have make his state budgets unworkable. And his economic priorities—big, unaccountable giveaways to corporations while slashing funding for education—are precisely what credible economists tell you not to do when you want to create a thriving economy for the long term.
http://expressmilwaukee.com/article-25619-scott-walker-wrecked-wisconsin%E2%80%99s-economy.html
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker continues to be a right-wing tornado as he pursues the Republican presidential nomination, spouting the most reactionary opinions possible on a host of issues, from public education cuts to reproductive rights to same-sex marriage.
Our state treasurer was able to ban some state employees under his control from so much as discussing the most serious threat the planet faces: global climate change
It’s hard enough to get coastal investors to even acknowledge “fly-over country,” much less drop some dough here. None of this is helping, yet oddly most of it comes from the party that portrays itself as the champion of jobs and business.
http://www.isthmus.com/news/opinion/city-hating-legislators-drag-down-midwest/
Scott Walker's best buddies outsourced Wisconsin jobs, after they took tax payer's money.
Gov. Scott Walker on Friday abruptly dropped his proposed merger of the state's top two jobs agencies shortly after the release of an audit that found one of them had again failed to follow state law and its own policies in awarding taxpayer-funded incentives to state companies.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statep...w-its-own-policies-b99496533z1-303067521.html
The audit comes as Walker had been calling for a merger of WEDC and WHEDA, the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.
Within hours of the audit release, Walker issued a statement calling for that merger to be removed from the state budget along with a merger of two other state
http://host.madison.com/ct/news/loc...cle_578c0a5d-f398-56e5-9cf9-7196b64dd7ed.html
Walker targeted Dane and Milwaukee counties (the old I-94 Coalition), University towns, workers' wages, public schools, minorities, consumers' rights, the University System, voting rights, local control, clean water, the environment and anything Walker can get his hands on that doesn't vote Republican.
Dane County is too smart for Walker and without Dane County and its educated population and innovative industries, Wisconsin would be in worse shape.
Walker turned a $3.6 billion deficit into a $2.2 billion deficit even as the nation as a whole is recovering from the Great Recession.
It’s easy to see, as De Blasio noted, how Walker killed Wisconsin’s economy. His signature achievement, the public union-busting Act 10, lowered the wages of public employees at all levels, shrinking the economy when the public sector should have been stimulating it.
Walker’s irresponsible tax cuts have make his state budgets unworkable. And his economic priorities—big, unaccountable giveaways to corporations while slashing funding for education—are precisely what credible economists tell you not to do when you want to create a thriving economy for the long term.
http://expressmilwaukee.com/article-25619-scott-walker-wrecked-wisconsin%E2%80%99s-economy.html
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker continues to be a right-wing tornado as he pursues the Republican presidential nomination, spouting the most reactionary opinions possible on a host of issues, from public education cuts to reproductive rights to same-sex marriage.
Our state treasurer was able to ban some state employees under his control from so much as discussing the most serious threat the planet faces: global climate change
It’s hard enough to get coastal investors to even acknowledge “fly-over country,” much less drop some dough here. None of this is helping, yet oddly most of it comes from the party that portrays itself as the champion of jobs and business.
http://www.isthmus.com/news/opinion/city-hating-legislators-drag-down-midwest/
Scott Walker's best buddies outsourced Wisconsin jobs, after they took tax payer's money.
Gov. Scott Walker on Friday abruptly dropped his proposed merger of the state's top two jobs agencies shortly after the release of an audit that found one of them had again failed to follow state law and its own policies in awarding taxpayer-funded incentives to state companies.
http://www.jsonline.com/news/statep...w-its-own-policies-b99496533z1-303067521.html
The audit comes as Walker had been calling for a merger of WEDC and WHEDA, the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.
Within hours of the audit release, Walker issued a statement calling for that merger to be removed from the state budget along with a merger of two other state
http://host.madison.com/ct/news/loc...cle_578c0a5d-f398-56e5-9cf9-7196b64dd7ed.html