Gov. Scott Walker outlined his formative platform for the next four years in a Sunday press release, which included increasing job stability, strengthening the economy by reducing taxes, reforming government, and helping workers.
His campaign plan, entitled “Continuing Wisconsin’s Comeback,” also includes requiring a drug test for eligible but unemployed workers requesting food stamps. These unemployed workers would additionally be required to participate in either employment training or part-time work as part of Walker’s efforts to “continue to reform government by cutting out waste, fraud, and abuse, ensuring your tax dollars are spent wisely and efficiently,” according to the release.
Walker promised to continue the University of Wisconsin System and technical college tuition freeze as part of the “Learn More to Earn More” section of his plan.
In his “Letter to Wisconsin,” Walker added, “we are better off than we were four years ago and if we continue on this path we will be better off four years from now.”
