Friday for the democratic candidate in the race, mary burke. President clinton caret wisconsin of both as a show when someone try to help boost your candidacy as she runs in a tight race against Governor Scott walker who has won two statewide elections. The candidates and the wisconsin governors race held their second and final debate last week. Tossup and we will show some of the as that voters are seeing in the race and the one hour to base after that. Mary burke lied about her jobs plan. Turns out it was plagiarized. Now she is at it again, attacking the scott walkers record on jobs. Attacks that the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel says are false. She is twisting the numbers and its not the first time. The truth in the last year, wisconsin ranked third in jobs growth. Wisconsin gave 100,000 jobs under scott walker. Again 100 jobs under scott walker. We cannot trust mary burke. He made a pledge. 250,000 new jobs. By the end of our first term in office. And asked us to hold him up to it. T
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