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== On Climate Change == | |||
"Honestly, I don't even care to discuss it," Walker said during a debate [[http://www.alternet.org/environment/heres-what-gop-presidential-debate-climate-change-might-be-based-actual-quotes]] | |||
"Well, you know I was a Boy Scout, and always thought maybe campsites should be cleaner when we leave than we found it, so I'd try to work with people that care about that issue to make sure that we have a better place when leave than when we found it." [[http://www.alternet.org/environment/heres-what-gop-presidential-debate-climate-change-might-be-based-actual-quotes]] | |||
== Top Donors == | == Top Donors == | ||
Revision as of 11:45, 24 June 2015
On Climate Change
"Honestly, I don't even care to discuss it," Walker said during a debate [[1]]
"Well, you know I was a Boy Scout, and always thought maybe campsites should be cleaner when we leave than we found it, so I'd try to work with people that care about that issue to make sure that we have a better place when leave than when we found it." [[2]]
Top Donors
Scott Walker will likely declare his candidacy for the 2016 Republican nomination for President. He currently serves as the Governor of Wisconsin. Here is a list of Walker's top political donors, ranging from 2009 to 2014. [[3]]
1. Dianne Hendricks, ABC Supply Co.- $529,100
2. Bob Perry, Perry Homes- $500,000
3. Elizabeth Uihlein, U-Line Corp- $284,500
4. Richard DeVo, Alticor- $271,000
5. Miriam Adelson, Las Vegas Sands/Adelson Clinic- $270,000
6. David Humphreys, TAMKO Building Products- $270,000
7. Sarah Atkins, TAMKO Building Products-$260,000
8. Stanley Herzog, Herzog Contracting Corp- $260,000
9. Patricia Kern, Generac Corp-$220,000
10. Ted Kellner, Fiduciary Management- $163,905