It's Over: Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Walker's Collective Bargaining Reforms

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Posted on AllSides July 31, 2014

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He endured massive protests and a contentious 2012 recall election, but Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin has been vindicated in his efforts to curb union power in the state. The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld his collective bargaining reforms he enacted in 2011, ruling them constitutional.

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