Leader of Wisconsin’s political class will commune with nature.
Via WQOW.
NEWS OF WISCONSIN (AND SOMETIMES POINTS BEYOND)
Gov. Walker updates re-election campaign website
First things first.
Via www.scottwalker.com/.
Does Gov. Walker have any shot at becoming president?
The left doesn’t think so.
Via Cognitive Dissidence.
Althouse on why “Scott Walker may stop filling Dane County judge vacancies after 2nd appointee loses”
Just not so popular in Dane County.
Via Althouse.
Gov. Walker will speak to Arkansas Republicans
Badgers, razorbacks, whatever.
Via WEAU.
$650,000
Gov. Walker’s corruption probe costs.
Hillary leads Ryan and Walker in Wisconsin
Clinton 51, Walker 43; Clinton 54, Walker 41.
Surely, this represents nothing more than a lovely mix of history and politics
Gov. Walker pens a book with an unassuming title:
“Unintimidated: A Governor’s Story and a Nation’s Challenge.”
Walker Admin proposes parents pay for subsidized daycare with debit card
Fraud prevention.
Walker Admin leaves hundreds of pardon requests unreviewed
Exercise the discretion of doing nothing.
Walker Admin seeks power to sell state property
Why so much state property anyway?
Gov. Walker denies looking for any other job
Alternative headline: Cats deny chasing mice.
Via WisPolitics.
Gov. Walker Wants the Presidency
Always has.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker acknowledged in an interview Friday that he’s open to a presidential bid and pointedly declined to pledge to serve a full four-year term if he’s reelected next year.
Via POLITICO.
The odd world of GOP spending increases
Where even more isn’t enough.
Via Boots and Sabers.
Gov. Walker will headline Iowa GOP dinner
Years yet to go.
Via Channel 3000.
Did the end of the John Doe investigation really exonerate Scott Walker?
But, there’s the politics of it, and then there’s everything else.
Via Blogging Blue.
GOP state senators won’t stand with Gov. Walker on vouchers
Surprise or planned distance?
Via Channel 3000.
Libertarian Party of Wisconsin blasts Walker Admin budget
It is clear in the priorities laid out by our governor there is no macro understanding of the underpinnings to a free economy. Furthermore, nothing in this budget appears ready to address either the eventuality of cuts in federal spending or the need to free our markets to prepare.
In the interim, our two-party dominated government will continue to farm out taxpayer funded advantages and favors serving the elected officials and the system first, and the people second. The governor’s priorities to direct the economy and construct towers of innovation are meddlesome, dangerous, and distort the real solutions a free market will create.
