Help us do the dirty work to hold Scott Walker accountable!
Scott Walker only gets ahead by making himself the least worst option.
But a governor can’t drop his state down to 45th in the nation in job growth prospects and expect to cruise to re-election. And he certainly can’t expect to run for president in 3 years with a record like that. So this is what we’re up against for 9 and a half more months – desperate attacks from an extremist who knows he’s in trouble and wants to cling to power.
The good news is people are on to Scott Walker. And the more they learn about his record and how it hurts Wisconsin families the further they run away from him.
We’ve got everything it takes to keep turning the tide against Scott Walker. Help us keep it going: Chip in today.
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