As he launches his bid for a third term, Gov. Scott Walker defended his record on job creation, telling WisPolitics.com the record number of people employed in Wisconsin shows he’s put the state back to work. Democrats have regularly knocked
Officially announcing his re-election bid Sunday in Waukesha, Gov. Scott Walker touted his administration’s record on jobs, workforce development, education and health care, but said there’s “more to be done” in asking voters to elect him to another four-year term.
Park Hotel, Madison. Richard Pifer, who retired in 2015 as director of public services for the library-archives division of the Wisconsin Historical Society, is to discuss Wisconsin and World War I. Rotary meetings are open to members, invited guests and media.
As he launches his bid for a third term, Gov. Scott Walker defended his record on job creation, telling WisPolitics.com the record number of people employed in Wisconsin shows he’s put the state back to work. Democrats have regularly knocked Walker because after seven years in the Capitol’s East Wing,
Officially announcing his re-election bid Sunday in Waukesha, Gov. Scott Walker touted his administration’s record on jobs, workforce development, education and health care, but said there’s “more to be done” in asking voters to elect him to another four-year term. “We’re not just satisfied with where we’re at. We’re ready
Park Hotel, Madison. Richard Pifer, who retired in 2015 as director of public services for the library-archives division of the Wisconsin Historical Society, is to discuss Wisconsin and World War I. Rotary meetings are open to members, invited guests and media. For more information: https://rotarymadison.org/wp-content/forms/newsletters/2017/Nov317.pdf