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Former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk (D) Gov. Scott Walker's alleged reason for repealing Wisconsin's Equal Pay Enforcement Act was that "In the past, lawyers could clog up the legal system." But, in a letter to Walker, former Dane County executive Kathleen Falk, who is running for governor in the upcoming recall election, and Democratic state Reps. Christine Sinicki and Chris Taylor challenge that claim: Since the Equal Pay Enforcement Act was signed into law in 2009, we reasonably assume you are claiming there has been an exponential rise in state lawsuits regarding pay discrimination claims filed by women in Wisconsin.
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Come on, Mitt. Do you support Scott Walker's repeal of the Wisconsin Equal Pay Enforcement Act? (Jim Young/Reuters) The Obama campaign is not cooperating with Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's evident hope that little notice would be ta... Read Post

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) quietly signed a bill last night that repeals a law that gave women and others more power to challenge wage discrimination. The Equal Pay Enforcement Act, passed in 2009, gave employers more power to ... Read Post

Wisconsin state Sen. Glenn Grothman (left) with Gov. Scott Walker What kind of mind pushes the repeal of Wisconsin's Equal Pay Enforcement Act? We know a fair amount about how Gov. Scott Walker, who signed the repeal into law as qui... Read Post