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On February 26, 2015, Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker told the 2015 CPAC, "that he has the guts and experience to take on the Islamic State (ISIS) because he faced down public employee unions in his home state (2012)."

Madison - One thing is becoming very clear about Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: Either he is a bumbling fool or he needs to fire his speech writer. When Walker compared unions to ISIS, Sen. Warren handed his cluelessness back to him on a rhetorical platter.

For a third year in a row, likely 2016 Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul, senator from Kentucky and son of three-time GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul, has won the CPAC vote. But this vote does not mean electability, so Jeb Bush still leads.

Madison - A progressive watchdog group has revealed that a Wisconsin anti-union bill backed by Republican Gov. Scott Walker was largely copied word-for-word from model legislation drafted by the conservative corporate lobby group ALEC.

While unlikely to gain any traction in the 2016 Republican primaries, Wisconsin governor Scott Walker is starting a conversation we desperately need...but do not want to begin.

Madison - Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says the next President of the United States "needs to be a former or current governor and done successful things in their states, taken on big reforms, and who are ready to move America forward.” Gov. Scott Walker, for one?

In an appearance on FOX News Monday night, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) almost announced his bid for the White House, saying Americans want "someone like myself."

The pensive balladeer has released his hotly-anticipated second album, 'Sweet Dregs', the follow-up to his acclaimed debut, 'Heathcliffian Surly'. Digital Journal caught up with him.

Six potential Republican candidates for President of the United States in 2016 will appear at an event in New York City next month. The six include Rand Paul, Paul Ryan, Chris Christie, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker and Rick Synder.

Milwaukee - Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker fired the third highest-ranking official at the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Thursday after he referred to undocumented immigrants as "a stream of wretched criminals" he sees as "Satan."

Republican Governor Scott Walker easily beat back a Democrat and union-sponsored recall election in Wisconsin by a margin that exceeded most national polls.

The Democratic National Committee has been ignoring requests to fund the local efforts to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker.

Scott Walker's balanced budget needs more money to be balanced, but instead of admitting he needs new revenue sources to fix the gap, Mr. Walker is going to steal from the mortgage settlement to fix his problem.

Madison - The move to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is on the verge of history, with more than a million signatures on a petition turned in this week to the state’s Government Accountability Board, making it the largest recall effort in American history.

Scott Walker was collecting money from out-of-state donors to help him fund his recall election, if he has one. Could he be a hypocrite or just a politician fighting to save his job?

Scott Walker cares about keeping his job, and he seems certain he will get recalled. Apparently his pastor father didn't teach him not to sue, because that is what Scott Walker is doing to make it harder to recall him.

Republican Scott Walker, Governor of Wisconsin, is unhappy with the recall process to unseat him. Investigations are underway to see if fictitious names are being used in the recall petition.

The people who worked with Scott Walker at the county level are being offered immunity and taking it. Scott Walker is sticking to the facts he didn't do anything wrong. It is just the people he surrounded himself with that did something wrong.

Any pretense that the Wisconsin GOP's Koch binge aimed at destroying union workers was meant to save Wisconsin's budget woes flew out the window when details of their meeting with corporate lobbyists in DC were revealed.

Madison - The snapshots included in this photo essay were taken on Saturday March 12, 2011 in Madison, Wisconsin where it is estimated that well over 150,000 gathered in protest the recent decision regarding collective bargaining rights.

These images were taken February 26 2011 during the afternoon protests against Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker's controversial 'Budget Repair Bill'.

Madison - Liberal advocacy group Moveon.org spearheaded rallies all over America on Saturday in support of protests staged by public employees in Wisconsin against the newly passed budget-cutting bill.