The Associated Press reports:
Gov. Scott Walker hit the campaign trail to make the case for keeping his job, while Democrats hoping to unseat him in a recall election in two months filed signatures Tuesday to get on the ballot.
With his wife and two teenage sons in tow, along with Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch, Walker told about 50 supporters at a farm in the town of Dane that the June 5 recall is a test of political courage about which direction the state will go.
“We’re headed in the right direction,” Walker said in front of a parked John Deere tractor inside a barn at Henry Farms. “We’re turning things around. We’re moving Wisconsin forward.”
