Caitlin Huey-Burns, RCP
MADISON, Wis. -- Nearly a year and a half of anti-Scott Walker protests will come to a head Tuesday when Wisconsinites decide whether to replace the Republican governor with Democratic Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.But the effort that began with rallies and sit-ins in this state capital after Walker signed a law limiting collective bargaining rights for public workers has morphed into a national campaign with presidential election overtones.It is both risky and something of an overreach to project a parallel between Tuesday's outcome and the results of the Obama-Romney face-off in the...
MADISON, Wis. -- Nearly a year and a half of anti-Scott Walker protests will come to a head Tuesday when Wisconsinites decide whether to replace the Republican governor with Democratic Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.But the effort that began with rallies and sit-ins in this state capital after Walker signed a law limiting collective bargaining rights for public workers has morphed into a national campaign with presidential election overtones.It is both risky and something of an overreach to project a parallel between Tuesday's outcome and the results of the Obama-Romney face-off in the...
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