In December, a Dane County Circuit Court judge struck down Act 10 Governor Scott Walker's landmark 2011 law that, according to the most recent McIver Institute analysis, Act 10 has saved Wisconsin a total of $31 billion. Even before the Supreme Court accepted a direct appeal of the case, alleged conservative Justice Brian Hagedorn announced that he would recommend recuse himself since, as Walker's legal counsel, he helped author parts of Act 10. (2:07:23–2:07:39)
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Asserts that Act 10 has resulted in $31 billion in savings for Wisconsin.
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