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Old 07-10-2015, 10:41 AM
 
Location: Midwest
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Apparently, Scott Walker doesn't give a damn about the WI citizens.

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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's (R) office was involved in an effort to quietly gut his state's open records law, a move that was put on hold by GOP legislative leaders on Saturday after public outcry from transparency advocates, liberals, conservatives and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editorial page.
Scott Walker Tried To Quietly Gut Wisconsin's Sunshine Laws

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In a move designed to turn the clock in Wisconsin back to the 19th Century, Scott Walker and Republicans in the state legislature have included a provision in the budget that takes away a worker’s right to the weekend off.
In A Sneaky Move, Scott Walker and Wisconsin GOP Take Away Workers’ Right To Weekends Off


Would you really want these things for our entire country?
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