Republican lawmakers pushed back Friday against Gov. Scott Walker, who is telling voters this week that some lawmakers in his own party needed convincing to back the landmark Act 10 collective bargaining law.
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Republican leaders say Scott Walker is wrong about their Act 10 support
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Republican presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker speaks with business and political leaders during a campaign stop in Manchester, New Hampshire.
“We’ve said it repeatedly, it’s radical Islamic terrorism, it is a war not against only America and Israel, it’s a war against Christians, it’s a war against Jews, it’s a war against even the handful of reasonable, moderate followers of Islam who don’t share the radical beliefs that these radical Islamic terrorists have.” -- Gov. Scott Walker at a campaign stop in New Hampshire, Aug. 21.
The recalibration comes as Scott Walker's poll numbers slide while anti-establishment candidates like Trump rise.
Proposal features age-based tax credits, Medicaid restructure.
Gov. Scott Walker gave Iowans a glimpse Monday of the highly charged reaction he has elicited as governor of Wisconsin.
