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Legal Reform Leader
Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker
Scott Walker is the kind of rare leader who understands that we need more jobs, not more lawsuits.
Walker is an effective advocate for the free market principles that will create an environment in which businesses of all sizes can thrive and create jobs. As Milwaukee County Executive Walker has articulately spoken out against the dangers of lawsuit abuse.
Walker has put his principles into action and protected property taxpayers by lowering the county debt by 10% since 2002 and reducing the county workforce by more than 20%. All while consistently proposing budgets without an increase from the prior year’s property tax levy.
We think Scott Walker is someone we all can learn from.
Walker is an effective advocate for the free market principles that will create an environment in which businesses of all sizes can thrive and create jobs. As Milwaukee County Executive Walker has articulately spoken out against the dangers of lawsuit abuse.
Walker has put his principles into action and protected property taxpayers by lowering the county debt by 10% since 2002 and reducing the county workforce by more than 20%. All while consistently proposing budgets without an increase from the prior year’s property tax levy.
We think Scott Walker is someone we all can learn from.
Here are two new AJP ads designed to educate the public about the links between free market ideas, job creation and the importance of legal reform.
Also, watch Scott Walker's 2010 State of the County Address. Click here and then scroll down until you see the file labeled: "01.12.10 | Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker State of the County Address." If you’d prefer to read the address in printed format, click here to get a PDF copy.
Keep the dialogue going by emailing your ideas for creating jobs, preserving fair markets and fighting lawsuit abuse to County Executive Walker at [email protected].
And if you’d like to help AJP run more educational issues like this one, be sure to click on our blue “Donate” button at the very top of this page.
