Article: What's next for Scott McCallum? He can sign on for another term in state's No. 2 post or try something else

Let us now speak of the lieutenant governor.

Wisconsin has one: Scott McCallum, 46, a tall, gangly former state senator trained in the martial arts with a Boy Scout leader/Alfred E. Neuman smile.

For almost 10 years, McCallum has quietly, patiently been waiting at the side of Gov. Tommy Thompson the state's political Bigfoot for a chance at the governorship. In recent days, he has denounced and given a failing grade to proposed standards developed by the state Department of Public Instruction. Being lieutenant governor is not the most exciting job in Wisconsin. To make the old saying more understandable to us cheeseheads, the job is a warm pitcher of beer. If you are too good at being ...

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