Gov. Scott Walker will be in Oak Creek Tuesday for an event with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
The "Moving Wisconsin Forward Rally" will be held at 2:30 p.m. at KEI, 824 W. Rawson Ave., according to a media advisory from the governor's office.
"New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will be visiting the Oak Creek area with Governor Scott Walker to meet with local residents and encourage supporters to continue spreading the word on how Governor Walker's reforms are turning Wisconsin around," according to the media advisory.
It will be the first of two visits to Oak Creek this week for Walker. He is also scheduled to be in town Friday for the Drexel Interchange groundbreaking.
Christie is coming to Wisconsin .
1. There is no such thing as a "shining" example when it comes to politicians. 2. Despite all the rhetoric about public unions over the last year, the biggest problem is you and I demand so much of government to provide for us. Public unions have taken advantage of this. You want too many cops (which are exempt in case you didn’t know) , you want your roads dry and smooth, you want good public schools, you want public parks, you want government to settle your lot line dispute with your neighbor. Government to take care of everything. And you want all this for little or nothing. The old business axiom is that you cannot get more for less. Having worked around public sector for a long time, unions are just the tip of the ice berg. Walker’s biggest failing and collusion has been not being able to take on the politicians that run this machine. He tried this (to his credit) with Milwaukee County (which is why many like myself voted for him), lost and left pouting and now went over to the other side with whatever forces are yanking the strings. A changed person to be sure. No more “brown bag lunch, waive my salary,” live in a simple house compromise type of Scott Walker. If the school milk money is worth the deed to the property, well, have at it people. No recall for me. Just total disappointment in the system in general.
And in the week after the election, the unions marched our children to the pathetic school board with some jazzed up "Student Bill of Rights" that did nothing but promote the union's agenda. Instead of teaching our children, they used them as pawns in their whining and screaming campaign against reform. And thanks to some of our union leaders, good teachers will lose jobs by the hundreds in Milwaukee and Kenosha, and Racine will be next. My hope and the hope of many others is that collective bargaining will end entirely in after Scott Walker wins again.
http://www.unionfacts.com/
rights little by little. Slash and burn people get used to it..America is no longer the strong vibrant country of independent souls with a shared dream but a bunch of divisive name callers with no apparent ability to see that we've been sold out...you are all sad and nasty. of "
What illegality? Walker changed the law. Nothing illegal about changing a law. In fact, it was an excellent change of law that protects the taxpayers rights to keep more of their own money. May I remind you "the majority" voted him into office for exactly this reason.
i hope they waste their more then 13 million on walkers campaign! i wonder how far that 13 mill would have gone if it was just donated to wisconsin's deficit? maybe if walker would have asked for that kind of donations to balance the budget he might have been a hero not a zero!
@JT: 13 million is a drop in the bucket compared to the $4 Billion hole Doyle left. But don't worry if Walker wins the recall election. Once people see how his methods actually work, he will be in the white house after a few terms.