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Gov. Scott Walker, speaking Thursday at Eureka College in Eureka, Ill., vowed to "wreak havoc" in Washington, D.C., like he did in Madison. Among other things, Walker said he would aggressively battle public employee unions.
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker, right, and his wife Tonette, admire a bust of former president Ronald Reagan, in the Ronald Reagan Peace Garden, after Walker spoke at Eureka College during a campaign stop Thursday.
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker speaks at Eureka College during a campaign stop Thursday in Eureka, Ill.
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker speaks at Eureka College during a campaign stop Thursday in Eureka, Ill.
EUREKA, ILL. — Presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker, who catapulted to national fame by confronting public-sector unions in Wisconsin, said Thursday that he would take aim at federal employee unions in his first day in the White House.
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Gov. Scott Walker, speaking Thursday at Eureka College in Eureka, Ill., vowed to "wreak havoc" in Washington, D.C., like he did in Madison. Among other things, Walker said he would aggressively battle public employee unions.
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker, right, and his wife Tonette, admire a bust of former president Ronald Reagan, in the Ronald Reagan Peace Garden, after Walker spoke at Eureka College during a campaign stop Thursday.
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