MADISON, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker taking public sector unions.
Walker said Monday the evergreen decorated with ornate and decorated with a star in the center of Wisconsin's Capitol Rotunda Christmas trees, holiday not tree as it's been known for 25 years.
Approximately 30-foot-tall tree is called the first display of Christmas trees in 1916 until 1985. That's when politicians bowed to concerns about the Government support of religion and began to refer to as a holiday tree.
Madison-based freedom from religion Foundation had opposed the term Christmas tree, saying it was offensive to nonreligious people and the amount of Government support of Christianity.
The President of the group, Annie Laurie Gaylor, called Walker's decision was rude and insensitive to non-Christians.