Paul Jadin: Scott Walker 'defamed' economic development agency to shift blame for failed jobs pledge
"He wanted the world to know that if he didn’t hit 250,000 jobs someone was to blame for it, and it wasn’t him," the former head of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. said of Gov. Scott Walker.
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Paul Jadin: Scott Walker 'defamed' economic development agency to shift blame for failed jobs pledge
"He wanted the world to know that if he didn’t hit 250,000 jobs someone was to blame for it, and it wasn’t him," the former head of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. said of Gov. Scott Walker.
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