Unintimidated: Scott Walker's Lost Chapter
Some reporters got their hands on an advance copy of Scott Walker’s forthcoming autobiography titled “Unintimidated.”
While also laying out Walker’s path to the presidency, the tome is apparently full of revisionist history about how Scott Walker eliminated a $3.6 billion deficit (we still have a deficit) and “had no choice” but to destroy workers rights.
You’ll have to wait until November to check out the whole thing, but we were able to get our hands on a sneak peek of a lost chapter that didn’t make its way into the final book: “How to Raise Property Taxes But Tell People it’s a Tax Cut.”
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