[Cincinatus' Wife]

“We have a Republican-controlled legislature,” said Tina Hollenbeck, a homeschool mom from Green Bay who runs the Homeschool Resource Roadmap curriculum database. “It could be gone. It’s not. On Common Core, he has done absolutely nothing at all.”

Well, Miss Tina, you are uninformed.

Walker's ban on Common Core approved by committee

[Cincinatus' Wife]

School voucher proponents pull out boxing gloves, welcome Scott Walker

[ExCTCitizen]

The more Scott Walker is mentioned, the more we like the Cruz/Walker - or Walker/Cruz ticket.

[don-o]

This factor alone nudges me closer to a Walker / Cruz ticket. Walker 16 ‘16 - Cruz in ‘24.

[dware]

How nice of him! I think he’d make a great Veep. But I really hope the GOP understands that if it’s not Cruz in the generals, they may as well get ready for Hitlery.

[P8riot]

It would be sweet if he would show up at the HEAV (Home Educators Association of Virginia) convention this weekend (Thu, Fri, and Sat) in Richmond. It is the largest homeschool convention on the east coast. We get folks from all up and down the coast, and as far west as Missouri. I have been leaning towards a Walker/Cruz or Cruz/Walker ticket for sometime now.

Are you listening Scott?

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

It would help Walker with conservatives across the nation if he can get the Common Core issue put to bed with a repeal of it in Wisconsin.

[Norseman]

It’s a little strange that she could write an article on Walker and homeschooling and not mention the fact that he’s proposing to dramatically expand the availability of vouchers across Wisconsin in his new budget.

If it goes through, it will be a major breakthrough for voucher programs in the U.S. and will stand in stark contrast to the Obama administration’s (and Democrat’s generally) opposition to the Washington DC voucher program that many black families have relied upon.

This could be an important key to making GOP inroads to the center-city black vote, by the way.