Scott Walker
Columns by Scott Walker
Tackling sticky high prices
Taxes, tariffs and terrible government spending were my topics when talking to students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison this week. Published April 10, 2025
A win for voter integrity, a disappointing Supreme Court loss in Wisconsin
It takes three M's to win in Wisconsin: message, manpower and money. Published April 3, 2025
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race is pivotal to upholding common-sense governing
Judges are trying to block the will of the majority of us who voted for President Donald Trump. Published March 27, 2025
Look to Wisconsin to see the left’s weaponization of the courts
Judge Susan "Catch-and-Release" Crawford went easy on a felon who raped a 5-year-old girl. Published March 13, 2025
Trump must stand strong against the left’s rage
Do not let the protesters' noise drown out the voices of hardworking taxpayers. This is the message for President Trump and everyone who voted for him in November. Published March 6, 2025
Happy ‘Inseminated Person’ Day!
Gov. Tony Evers is making Wisconsin a national embarrassment after including language in his state budget proposal that changes the definition of mother to inseminated person. Published February 27, 2025
Stopping the illegal alien invasion
This week, I spoke with residents in Tucson, Arizona, who are exhausted from four years of an invasion. Published February 20, 2025
Soros-backed Judge Susan Crawford on the rise in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Judge Susan Crawford could have given a convicted child molester more than 100 years in prison. Instead, she gave him a four-year sentence. Published February 13, 2025
Trump demonstrates what ‘peace through strength’ means
We are the most powerful country on the planet. It is about time we use our strength to protect our interests in the world. Published January 30, 2025
Liberal lunacy continues to thrive
Liberals and their media allies continue to peddle outrageous claims, no matter how absurd they sound. Published January 26, 2025
Trump’s plans for first day in office take aim at border, spending and social issues
Day one of the Trump administration will be exciting with bold executive actions on border security, public safety, workforce rules, and even women's protection in sports. Published January 16, 2025
Off to a strong start: Trump dominating the narrative as president-elect
President-elect Donald Trump and his team are putting on a master class during the transition. The rollout of the Cabinet was well done. His team is filling political appointee positions. Published January 9, 2025
The best and worst of 2024
The past year was filled with many great moments and others that were not so great. Here are my thoughts on some of the best and worst of 2024. Published January 2, 2025
Beware of an activist judiciary in Wisconsin
The first major test to determine who might be the 48th president of the United States will take place on April 1, 2025, with an election for a vacant position on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Published December 30, 2024
Resting in the lap of Jesus
As we near Christmas, I am reminded of a story of a gift given to a dying man told to us by a visiting pastor in his sermon. Published December 19, 2024
College grad’s arrest shows elite education breeds hate, not tolerance
Two Ivy League degrees and the distinction of being valedictorian at a pricey preparatory school couldn't keep an accused killer out of jail. Published December 12, 2024
How leftist judges can thwart reform
An activist judge in Wisconsin gave big government special interests an early Christmas present with a ruling this week on the reforms known as Act 10. Published December 5, 2024
Give thanks to Generation X
This November, I am thankful for Generation X. Published November 28, 2024
Republicans must deliver on their campaign promises
Conservatives should be excited but not overconfident after the big wins on Nov. 5. Published November 21, 2024
Reagan and Trump: Political outsiders who won over the American public
President Ronald Reagan and President-elect Donald Trump have much in common: common critics, common policies and common outcomes. Published November 14, 2024
