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Lt. Gov Rebecca Kleefisch (R-WI) on the state’s recall election and the court intervening to dismiss the Walker Administration’s sweeping reforms ...
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And great Scott I think a judge told the governor to take a walk our -- down Wisconsin governor Scott -- obligated crackdown saying he's in the one to -- With a walker administration is appealing.
To lieutenant governor Rebecca -- face on what state does now.
-- -- governor good to have you back I've raised this very issue gov governor with it Governor Walker.
About the prospect of unions aren't giving up even if they lost.
This was at the time of the recall election that I -- talked about that's.
Union ceased since authorities said you have -- -- content that they will never.
Let go an -- about.
You know there's sometimes that's a price of taken on courageous stands to move your community your -- country forward.
Well apparently the unions never gave up and now this legal tactic what happens now.
I think this was a desperate attempt to kneel in order to thrust to -- municipalities counties and school districts of the state.
It -- fiscal K last.
And it was an irresponsible.
Decision.
And were hoping for a stay right Alan were obviously hoping that a very constitutional.
Reform minded block.
Stays exactly as the taxpayers and hardworking families of Wisconsin have over and over and over again.
Said that it -- You know what I find interesting about this governors that whether you're on the left of the right you should be a little.
Anxious about.
A judge.
Who has.
Effectively.
Got against the will of the people not only the election that brought you and a governor to power.
And as well as some of the sweeping reforms -- wanted to do.
But was vindicated a recall election that confirmed what you wanted to do so the people have spoken by comfortable margins.
In Wisconsin what worries me which should worry a lot of folks.
Is a court intervening to dismiss the popular will.
Well not only that but you're talking about the court taking on all whole act extra branch of government as part of its -- bank.
You know we believe in Wisconsin.
I think we believe in America that they judicial branches there to interpret -- And -- to make it.
It seems to me that this liberal Dane County judge.
Decided that he wanted to be a legislate -- for the day and decided that he was going to make law or -- make the decision that the taxpayers -- families of Wisconsin had made.
Over and over and over again you know.
But if you were to loses on appeal -- one.
I only going to still does this on appeal double Oscar institutional.
We shall see.
Lieutenant governor Rebecca -- thank you very much.
