Gov. Walker Says He Wouldn't Have Run For Re-Election If Clinton Had Won
Gov. Scott Walker says he wouldn't have run for a third term if Democrat Hillary Clinton had been elected president.
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Gov. Scott Walker says he wouldn't have run for a third term if Democrat Hillary Clinton had been elected president.
The top two elected Republicans in Wisconsin had previously criticized President Donald Trump for proposing a Muslim ban as a candidate, but neither Gov. Scott Walker nor U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson were saying much in the wake of the president's travel ban affecting seven predominantly Muslim countries.
Gov. Scott Walker promised Wednesday that he has plans to "dramatically help rural schools in the state of Wisconsin," but he's not saying yet exactly what he will propose.
Parents who work fewer than 80 hours a month could face food stamp benefit cuts under a proposal Gov. Scott Walker released Monday.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has sent a letter of support for Betsy DeVos as U.S. education secretary. Walker's letter sent Monday to the leaders of the Senate committee that held her confirmation hearing Tuesday.
Gov. Scott Walker promised to transform the state Department of Natural Resources. And he has, cutting scientists, shrinking its budget and pushing the agency to be more receptive to industry.
Gov. Scott Walker's seventh State of the State address will include a guest speaker — his wife — and focus on his plans for the final two years of his second term in office, including initiatives to put more people back to work.
Heroin users who overdose would be granted legal immunity and schools could administer overdose antidotes under a package of anti-opioid bills Gov. Scott Walker called on the Legislature to pass Thursday.
Gov. Scott Walker is headed to Cuba to visit Wisconsin National Guard troops at Guantanamo Bay.
Gov. Scott Walker plans to travel to Cuba to visit the naval base at Guantanomo Bay.
Add Gov. Scott Walker to the list of politicians not thrilled with the idea of requiring random drug tests for high school students participating in sports or extracurricular activities.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker asked President-elect Donald Trump in a letter delivered Tuesday to give his state more authority in determining how many refugees can come from countries with ties to terrorism.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said Thursday he knows a 1980s rock song he quoted in a speech about the state's economy is about a pending nuclear holocaust.
Supporters of Republican Donald Trump filed a federal lawsuit trying to halt Wisconsin's ongoing presidential recount, and Michigan's attorney general on Friday sued to stop a recount from happening in his state.
Gov. Scott Walker takes over this week as the new chairman of the Republican Governors Association. Walker says he sees an uncommon opportunity in Washington with unified Republican control of Congress and the White House for GOP governors to push their wish lists.
Republican Gov. Scott Walker is hinting he won't seek a fourth term.
Gov. Scott Walker says his support for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump hasn't changed.
Trump's Wisconsin spokesman Matt Schuck says a scheduling conflict led to Trump canceling his event in West Allis outside of Milwaukee.
When Donald Trump comes to Wisconsin next week, none of Wisconsin's top Republicans will be there to campaign with him.
Gov. Scott Walker continues to be less popular in Wisconsin than President Barack Obama.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker appears to be more interested in the Green Bay Packers game than the second presidential debate.
House Speaker Paul Ryan is all but conceding Hillary Clinton will be the next president.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice's spot checks found problems with how the state's voter ID law was being administered at Division of Motor Vehicle driver's license stations, Gov. Scott Walker said Friday.
The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal to reopen an investigation into whether Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's campaign to fend off his ouster from office illegally coordinated with outside conservative groups.
Walker began his Friday morning by answering pre-selected questions from Facebook users, using them to segue into explaining moves he's made since he took office in 2011.
