Here we go: Some Scott Walker donors getting nervous about campaign, eyeing other candidates

Hot Air ^ | September 17, 2015 | Allahpundit

[USS Alaska]

Talk about backbone and conservative principles.

What has your candidate done besides talk and give speeches?

My candidate is Ted Cruz, and he has backbone and conservative principles.

He has tried, in every way possible to change the squishes in DC.

Trump is my second choice, but right now, the majority of the people want Trump.

I'm still donating to Cruz, and will continue to do so until all hope is gone.

You still refuse to acknowledge that Walker rolled over like a dog that wants a belly rub.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Walker strikes me as a person with few core values. I'm not convinced that his assault on public sector unions was based on principle as much as it was just finding an issue he could demagogue and rouse public anger.

He has been a political low life even as far back as college and has historically surrounded himself with unprincipled hacks willing to do his bidding.

[ConservingFreedom]

Remember, on the red-hot topic of immigration, Walker was the Trump in this race before Trump was Trump. He was gladhanding Jeff Sessions and talking up the idea of reducing legal immigration to help American workers weeks before Trump even announced his candidacy. If, as Trump fans insist, Trumpmania is mainly a function of conservatives wanting the feds to get serious about border enforcement, it doesn’t sit easily with the fact that the other guy in the race who went hard right on immigration has nearly washed out before October. It could be that Walker’s insincerity on the subject was palpable and that spoiled it for him.

Walker made a splash with his unexpected announcement - then seems to have pretty much let it slide, giving at least one major policy speech that touched on everything BUT immigration.

[Lisbon1940]

>>best Governor running

That’s not saying much. Nobody wants a Governor.