Walker Survives Recall in Politically Weary Wisconsin
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With the threat of his removal gone, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker turned his attention to a campaign promise -- creating 250,000 jobs in the remaining two and half years of his first term.
“The election’s done,” the Republican governor said in a speech at Steelwind Industries Inc., a metal fabricator in Oak Creek. “We don’t have opponents anymore. Now, it’s time to come together, to work together to move this state forward.”