MADISON — Gov.
Gov. Mike Pence in Waukesha: "The goal is to defeat Hillary Clinton; we're going to work hard"
WAUKESHA -- It’s arguably the “red” heart of the Republican Party in Wisconsin, and on Wednesday night, July 27th, Waukesha played host to the first solo campaign stop of Gov.
WAUKESHA -- It’s arguably the “red” heart of the Republican Party in Wisconsin, and on Wednesday night, July 27th, Waukesha played host to the first solo campaign stop of Gov.
House Speaker Paul Ryan won't be joining Mike Pence at Wisconsin rally
MADISON — House Speaker Paul Ryan won't be joining Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence at a Wisconsin rally.Pence is slated to campaign Wednesday night in Ryan's home state.
MADISON — House Speaker Paul Ryan won't be joining Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence at a Wisconsin rally.Pence is slated to campaign Wednesday night in Ryan's home state.
Gov. Scott Walker to join Gov. Mike Pence at campaign stop in Waukesha Wednesday
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
"Very exciting:" Republican Party volunteers gear up for appearance by Gov. Mike Pence in Waukesha
WAUKESHA -- Donald Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov.
WAUKESHA -- Donald Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov.
EAA AirVenture, which draws more than 10,000 aircraft to Oshkosh, now officially underway
OSHKOSH -- EAA AirVenture, the world's largest gathering of aviation enthusiasts is officially underway.For one week each summer, EAA members and aviation enthusiasts totaling more than 550,000 from more than 80 countries attend EAA AirVenture at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh.
OSHKOSH -- EAA AirVenture, the world's largest gathering of aviation enthusiasts is officially underway.For one week each summer, EAA members and aviation enthusiasts totaling more than 550,000 from more than 80 countries attend EAA AirVenture at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh.
"Trump clearly laid out a plan:" Wisconsin Republicans react to Donald Trump's RNC speech
MANITOWOC -- From top elected officials to long-time party activists -- Wisconsin's Republican delegates offer their take on this week's Republican National Convention.
MANITOWOC -- From top elected officials to long-time party activists -- Wisconsin's Republican delegates offer their take on this week's Republican National Convention.
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"Very poor decision:" Some Wisconsin delegates disappointed Ted Cruz didn't endorse Donald Trump
CLEVELAND -- Some Wisconsin delegates at the Republican National Convention said they are disappointed that Texas Senator Ted Cruz stopped short of endorsing Donald Trump.
CLEVELAND -- Some Wisconsin delegates at the Republican National Convention said they are disappointed that Texas Senator Ted Cruz stopped short of endorsing Donald Trump.
Donald Trump account tweets to wrong Scott Walker, makes reporter's day
CLEVELAND – A reporter from a New Orleans television station got an unexpected, congratulatory tweet from Donald Trump's account on Twitter Wednesday, July 20th.Trump tweeted, "Thank you Governor @ScottWalker6! #AmericaFirst #RNCinCLE" with an image of Governor Scott Walker speaking behind a quote accusing Hillary Clinton of being the "ultimate liberal Washington insider," and saying "If she were any more on the 'inside,' she'd be in prison."The only problem?
CLEVELAND – A reporter from a New Orleans television station got an unexpected, congratulatory tweet from Donald Trump's account on Twitter Wednesday, July 20th.Trump tweeted, "Thank you Governor @ScottWalker6! #AmericaFirst #RNCinCLE" with an image of Governor Scott Walker speaking behind a quote accusing Hillary Clinton of being the "ultimate liberal Washington insider," and saying "If she were any more on the 'inside,' she'd be in prison."The only problem?
Gov. Scott Walker speaks at Republican National Convention: "America deserves better than Hillary Clinton
CLEVELAND -- Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker on Wednesday night, July 20th during his primetime speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland told Republicans who are on the fence about supporting Donald Trump for president that "we can't wait four more years."Walker said "America deserves better than Hillary Clinton."Walker -- who was one of Trump's early challengers before dropping out of the race last year — said a vote for a protest vote for a third-party candidate is essentially a vote for Democrat Clinton.Below is a transcript of Walker's speech, as prepared for delivery:
CLEVELAND -- Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker on Wednesday night, July 20th during his primetime speech at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland told Republicans who are on the fence about supporting Donald Trump for president that "we can't wait four more years."Walker said "America deserves better than Hillary Clinton."Walker -- who was one of Trump's early challengers before dropping out of the race last year — said a vote for a protest vote for a third-party candidate is essentially a vote for Democrat Clinton.Below is a transcript of Walker's speech, as prepared for delivery:
Gov. Walker previews RNC speech: "A vote for anyone other than Donald Trump is a vote for Hillary"
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Governor Scott Walker is set to deliver a primetime address during the Republican National Convention Wednesday, July 20th.Walker plans to go after Hillary Clinton.One of the lines that he has shared ahead of his speech is that he wouldn't give his iPhone password to Clinton -- let alone access to classified information.The Republican National Convention has had more of an anti-Clinton feel than a pro-Trump feel.Never was that more apparent than Tuesday night, when one speaker suggested she be jailed and former presidential candidate Ben Carson compared her to Lucifer.Walker said he will explicitly endorse Trump in his speech Wednesday night."I`ll talk about that, and I`ll talk about how I firmly believe looking at all that`s at stake -- that a vote for anyone in November other than Donald Trump is a vote for Hillary and I think that`s fundamentally unacceptable," Walker said.Walker's speech is scheduled for 8:23 p.m. central time.Meanwhile, Walker on Wednesday acknowledged something that the polls show -- Wisconsin voters didn't like his bid for president.As he visited several delegations at the RNC Wednesday, Walker said that wasn't to lay the groundwork for another presidential bid."If I’m going to run for anything in the future, it’s for governor, if I choose to do so in 2018," Walker said.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Governor Scott Walker is set to deliver a primetime address during the Republican National Convention Wednesday, July 20th.Walker plans to go after Hillary Clinton.One of the lines that he has shared ahead of his speech is that he wouldn't give his iPhone password to Clinton -- let alone access to classified information.The Republican National Convention has had more of an anti-Clinton feel than a pro-Trump feel.Never was that more apparent than Tuesday night, when one speaker suggested she be jailed and former presidential candidate Ben Carson compared her to Lucifer.Walker said he will explicitly endorse Trump in his speech Wednesday night."I`ll talk about that, and I`ll talk about how I firmly believe looking at all that`s at stake -- that a vote for anyone in November other than Donald Trump is a vote for Hillary and I think that`s fundamentally unacceptable," Walker said.Walker's speech is scheduled for 8:23 p.m. central time.Meanwhile, Walker on Wednesday acknowledged something that the polls show -- Wisconsin voters didn't like his bid for president.As he visited several delegations at the RNC Wednesday, Walker said that wasn't to lay the groundwork for another presidential bid."If I’m going to run for anything in the future, it’s for governor, if I choose to do so in 2018," Walker said.
Gov. Scott Walker gears up for primetime address at Republican National Convention
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson and House Speaker Paul Ryan will speak Tuesday night, July 19th at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson and House Speaker Paul Ryan will speak Tuesday night, July 19th at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
Gov. Scott Walker seeks federal flood damage assessment
MADISON — Gov.
MADISON — Gov.
Gov. Scott Walker says fears and concerns over Clinton will unite GOP
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
Scott Walker says he won't run for president again as sitting governor
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
Gov. Scott Walker's gubernatorial campaign has $160,000
MADISON — Gov.
MADISON — Gov.
Milwaukee's mayor calls Lincoln Hills a "mistake," offers alternative plan
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is now urging the state to close the controversial youth prison in northern Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is now urging the state to close the controversial youth prison in northern Wisconsin.
Gov. Walker formally requests federal help to control bluff erosion in Mount Pleasant
MOUNT PLEASANT -- Lakefront residents in Racine County are one step closer to getting federal assistance.Governor Scott Walker has sent a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers formally requesting federal help to control the bluff erosion problem in Mount Pleasant.About a dozen homes are at risk of falling into Lake Michigan -- along with roads and utility lines.Officials say the erosion has accelerated at an unprecedented rate, in large part because of rising lake levels.According to a statement from Mount Pleasant Interim Village Administrator Tim Zarzecki, a Department of Natural Resources representative will be at the Mount Pleasant Village Hall Thursday, July 14th from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. to assist people with "urgent bluff stabilization projects."Zarzecki noted this is for urgent requests -- and those with routine requests should use the normal DNR process.Appointments must be made by calling the Mount Pleasant Village Hall at (262) 664-7820.
MOUNT PLEASANT -- Lakefront residents in Racine County are one step closer to getting federal assistance.Governor Scott Walker has sent a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers formally requesting federal help to control the bluff erosion problem in Mount Pleasant.About a dozen homes are at risk of falling into Lake Michigan -- along with roads and utility lines.Officials say the erosion has accelerated at an unprecedented rate, in large part because of rising lake levels.According to a statement from Mount Pleasant Interim Village Administrator Tim Zarzecki, a Department of Natural Resources representative will be at the Mount Pleasant Village Hall Thursday, July 14th from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. to assist people with "urgent bluff stabilization projects."Zarzecki noted this is for urgent requests -- and those with routine requests should use the normal DNR process.Appointments must be made by calling the Mount Pleasant Village Hall at (262) 664-7820.
MADISON -- Gov.