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Gov. Scott Walker speaks during the Republican Party of Wisconsin State Convention on Saturday at the La Crosse Center.
Gov. Scott Walker responds to questions from the media shortly before taking the stage Saturday at the Republican Party of Wisconsin State Convention at the La Crosse Center.
Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch speaks Saturday during the Republican Party of Wisconsin State Convention in La Crosse.
LA CROSSE — Gov. Scott Walker paused his busy national travel schedule to address the state Republican Party convention Saturday, framing his message around “hard work” and “proven results” while teasing at a potential presidential run.
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The governor filed paperwork with the FEC Thursday and plans to make an announcement July 13 in Waukesha.
Also, Wisconsin gets more national attention for having the most vulnerable Senate seat, and Rebecca Kleefisch rises.
The event presents a critical test for the governor as he shares a stage with candidates such as Sen. Marco Rubio.
The governor traveled outside Wisconsin for state and political business on at least 56 days since Jan. 1.
After a scathing WEDC audit, Walker calls for diverting $55 million revolving loan fund to education and job training.
Where Gov. Walker has traveled since Jan. 1 as he prepares a presidential bid.
Who voters favor in national polls of potential Republican presidential candidates
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