As Gov. Scott Walker prepares to give his fifth annual State of the State address Tuesday night, Democratic leaders say he’s already more focused on running for president than governing Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Democrats say Scott Walker too distracted by presidential ambitions
Gov. Scott Walker, pictured here speaking at a ceremony for Wisconsin Veterans at the Capitol, is set to give his fifth State of the State address Tuesday.
The speech lacked policy and program details, which are expected to be contained in his Feb. 3 budget address.
The new items on the governor's calendar come amid speculation that he'll launch a 2016 presidential campaign.
Wisconsin's Republican governor will join other 2016 GOP presidential hopefuls in Iowa in late January.
Gov. Scott Walker criticized President Barack Obama's handling of a range of issues during an interview with the State Journal on Monday.
The second-term Republican governor is expected to draw distinctions between Wisconsin and Washington, D.C.
