NEWSMAX: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, who is facing a recall vote in January, says the outcome is contingent on how the Badger State’s voters react to better schools and stable property taxes, both a result of his controversial budget reforms passed earlier this year — and he expects they will be satisfied
Walker also told Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren Wednesday he expects those who opposed his changes in public-union benefits will come out in full force.
“ I think they are going to be aggressively pushing for that — you look [at] last Tuesday, there were six Republicans facing elections, we kept the majority of the seats,” Walker said. “In total, there was more than $30 million spent on [12] elections for the state Senate recalls. I spent $13 million running for governor — so you can only imagine if they are willing to put that kind of money behind a Senate recall, they will probably try to put that money behind us. (more)
