I thought he was a RINO. I can’t keep track of everyone who has broken one of the ideological tenants at one point in his or her career, but I distinctly remember the “RINO” tag being thrown around with regards to Gov. Walker.
RE: I thought he was a RINO. I can’t keep track of everyone who has broken one of the ideological tenants at one point in his or her career, but I distinctly remember the “RINO” tag being thrown around with regards to Gov. Walker.
I would suggest that we dispense with the labels and look at the person’s RECORD of governance as well as his proposed policies on issues he has no control over — i.e. foreign policy, immigration.
I am sure not every single policy will be agreeable to everyone. The questions to ask are these:
1) Is he acceptable even with issues we don’t agree with?
2) Is the alternative better?
“I thought he was a RINO. I can’t keep track of everyone who has broken one of the ideological tenants at one point in his or her career, but I distinctly remember the “RINO” tag being thrown around with regards to Gov. Walker.”
I’ve occasionally confused Scott Walker with Scott Brown, the RINO with the truck. I had not heard Walker called a RINO....