Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) is writing a book with former President George W. Bush speech writer Marc Thiessen, National Review reported Monday.
The book will likely focus on Walker’s gubernatorial career, the report said, and will also feature autobiographical elements.
Walker’s term has been dominated by the fight over collective bargaining rights in Wisconsin, and ultimately the unsuccessful recall campaign waged against him. Walker assumed office in January 2011.
h/t Political Wire.
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