Scott Walker Heads Into 2016 Race With Wins on Gun Sales, Union Dues
Lawmakers are handing the governor a going-away bag full of goodies to sell along the campaign trail.
Scott Walker waves during the Western Conservative Summit at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colorado on June 27, 2015 in Denver, Colorado.
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The Republicans who control Wisconsin’s legislature are handing Governor Scott Walker a going-away bag full of goodies to sell along the campaign trail ahead of his expected formal entry into the presidential race next week.
Among provisions likely to be passed in Madison during the closing days of the session are drug testing for some residents on public assistance, reduced tenure protection for university professors and a larger private-school voucher program.