Madison Democrats seek investigation into Walker’s travel expenses
One Wisconsin Now indicated Walker used $2,017 in state funds to fly to Rhinelander on July 17, the day he filmed a new ad for his gubernatorial... campaign. [Daily Cardinal]
One Wisconsin Now indicated Walker used $2,017 in state funds to fly to Rhinelander on July 17, the day he filmed a new ad for his gubernatorial... campaign. [Daily Cardinal]
A review of Scott Walker’s serial misuse of state airplanes has revealed he used a state plane to fly to the Green Bay area prior to a special election.
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has released a new video entitled “We All Pay for Scott Walker’s Ambitions.” [Democratic Party of Wisconsin]
One Wisconsin Now argued Walker misused taxpayer dollars by using a state plane for an official visit to Rhinelander before filming a campaign commercial. [Capital Times]
Officials with the liberal group One Wisconsin Now say they have proof of allegations of misuse and abuse of taxpayer resources against Governor Scott Walker. [WITI-TV]
The group One Wisconsin Now is asking the state Ethics Board and the Dane County District Attorney to see whether Governor Scott Walker violated state laws. [WXPR-FM]
One Wisconsin Now said state taxpayers paid $2,017 to fly Walker in a state plane from Madison to Rhinelander on July 17. [WAOW-TV]
Scott Walker used a state plane, at a cost to taxpayers of $2,017.66, to fly from Madison to Rhinelander to film a television ad for his re-election campaign.
One Wisconsin Now announced open records reveal Scott Walker recently used state resources for traveling to film a campaign ad for his re-election bid. [Melissa Sargent]
State flight records obtained by One Wisconsin Now show that on July 17 Walker flew to Rhinelander on a state plane at a cost of $2,017.66.
Apparently Speaker Vos has some conflicts of interest. Scot Ross from One Wisconsin Now tells the Devils all about it. [WRRD-AM]
When VP Mike Pence jets to Wisconsin today on Air Force 2 to raise campaign cash, he’ll be greeted at the airport by frequent flyer Gov. Scott Walker.
Records show the state’s first flier has more than doubled the tab for air travel between 2011 and 2017, starting at $155,548 and exploding to $326,705.
Robin Vos has been employing and paying fellow Republican member Samantha Kerkman through his network of private businesses going back to 2013.
After extensive investigation of the use of state airplanes by Gov. Scott Walker, it seems his attitude toward Wisconsin taxpayers is, “I’ll fly, you buy.” [Urban Milwaukee]
One Wisconsin Now hit Walker earlier this week for his ridiculous habit of spending gobs of state money to take private flights to private campaign events. [DailyKos]
One Wisconsin Now has produced a mind-blowing report on Walkers’ extensive use of the state airplane after his failed Presidential run. [DailyKos]
We urge you to rescind the “Openness” award you gave to Gov. Walker earlier this year. [Urban Milwaukee]
About 41 percent of the flights Walker took between September 2015 ... and April 2018 covered distances of less than 100 miles. [Wisconsin State Journal]
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker spent over $800,000 in taxpayer dollars for air travel over a period of two and a half years. [Courthouse News Service]
One Wisconsin Now is knocking Gov. Scott Walker for his “misuse and abuse” of taxpayer-funded flights on the state plane. [WisPolitics]
One Wisconsin Now says Republican Gov. Scott Walker has made flights on the state airplane costing taxpayers $818,000 in the last three years. [New Richmond News]
One Wisconsin Now put together public records on flight data, releasing the findings this week. [KFIZ-AM]
One Wisconsin Now revealed results of its months-long investigation of alleged misuse of taxpayer resources for political purposes by Gov. Scott Walker. [La Crosse Tribune]
Scott Walker flying to ‘town hall meetings’ that excluded the public are yet another example of the expensive misuse and abuse of taxpayer resources.
One Wisconsin Now revealed results of their investigation what they claim has been misuse of taxpayer dollars by Gov. Scott Walker. [Wisconsin Eye]
A liberal group is going after Governor Scott Walker for what they call "unnecessary" airplane trips on state planes that have cost taxpayers thousands. [WKOW-TV]
Earlier today, One Wisconsin Now held a press conference in which they released data detailing Governor Scott Walker’s usage of the state plane. [Sen. Lena Taylor]
A liberal advocacy group says Governor Walker used a state airplane to make 869 flights since he dropped out of the presidential race in September. [WHBY-FM]
A liberal group is calling out Governor Scott Walker, over his use of state planes. Scot Ross of One Wisconsin Now says some flights were short hops. [Wisconsin Radio Network]
Gov. Scott Walker used a state plane for 29 flights of less than 40 miles — including one between Kenosha and Milwaukee — since September 2015. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
Gov. Scott Walker billed taxpayers more than $818,000 to rehab his political image by flying around Wisconsin on state-owned airplanes, a liberal group alleged. [WITI-TV]
At a Monday press conference ... One Wisconsin Now released details from a database it has compiled of flights taken by Gov. Scott Walker on a state-owned plane. [Capital Times]
Liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now has been keeping a database of Governor Scott Walker’s flights since dropping out of the presidential election in 2015. [WORT-FM]
Gov. Scott Walker's use of the state airplane has increased ... public records obtained by a liberal attack group released on Monday show. [Associated Press]
A liberal advocacy group says Republican Gov. Scott Walker used the state airplane to make 869 flights since he dropped out of the presidential race. [WISC-TV]
One Wisconsin Now compiled public records on flight data to release the findings Monday. The flights cost taxpayers about $818,000. [Associated Press]
One Wisconsin Now’s investigation reveals Scott Walker’s use abuse of taxpayer resources, deploying the state airplane at a cost in excess of $800,000.
One Wisconsin Now rolled out a new report saying that Gov. Scott Walker excessively used the use of the state plane, costing taxpayers more than $818,000 [WISC-TV]
Attorney General Said He Terminated Employee for Violating Open Records Law, But Brad Schimel Himself Sought to Hide Records of Junket to Hate Group Conference.
“While his check might settle the debt it certainly doesn’t clear the air over how he suddenly came up with that $30,000,” said a statement from Mike Browne of the liberal group One Wisconsin Now. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
Scot Ross, executive director of liberal advocacy group One Wisconsin Now, criticized Vos for the percentage of the costs he alone incurred. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
Vos' travel drew scrutiny from Scot Ross, director of the liberal attack group One Wisconsin Now. [Associated Press]
"There's no legitimate reason for Gov. Walker's lawyers or Brad Schimel and DOJ staff to be at a hate group conference," said Scot Ross, One Wisconsin Now. [Associated Press]
"The more we learn about Robin Vos's high-flying ways, the more questions there are," said Joanna Beilman-Dulin, One Wisconsin Now. [WDJT-TV]
"Taxpayers paid for Robin Vos to take a state a plane so he could meet with a guy who resigned from office because he's under investigation with the FBI." [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
“The more we learn about Robin Vos’ high-flying ways, the more questions there are,” said Joanna Beilman-Dulin. [Associated Press]
"Payday lenders and the others paying for these junkets have stamped Robin Vos' passport to corruption," Browne said in a statement. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
Reporting on an FBI inquiry of Cliff Rosenberger continues to reveal connections to Wisconsin’s Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.
A story in the Cincinnati Enquirer reports the details of the lavish accommodations provided for Assembly Speaker Robin Vos on his junket to London, England.