[AlanGreenSpam]

Walker is being a coward. He is afraid to speak his mind.

His speeches are woefully inarticulate. He doesn’t impress me other than the fact that he did nail the unions.

Let’s find a better candidate.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

“Let’s find a better candidate.”

By all means, PLEASE DO!

Wisconsin would LOVE to keep Governor Walker. No sense wasting him on a bunch of ingrates determined to elect Hillary! or Jeb. *Rolleyes*

EEE: I’m not following my own advice today, LOL!

[X-spurt]

Ever listen to Cruz?

[treetopsandroofs]

“Walker is being a coward. He is afraid to speak his mind.”

I had harsh words for Walker the next day when he first tried to walk back his statement and said he was sure Hussein was a “patriot”. At least one alleged freeper knee-jerk defended Walker by repeating the erroneous headline that said Walker had “doubled down” on his earlier statement, when in fact he had not done so.

[Starstruck]

Let’s find a better candidate.

Yeah. Just like we did in 2008 and 2012.

[Does so]

Let’s find a better candidate.

Good luck.

RR said 80% agreement was enough; besides, I think it was his staff who "corrected" his statement, so it couldn't have been attributed back to Walker directly.

[Windflier]

Walker is being a coward. He is afraid to speak his mind. His speeches are woefully inarticulate. He doesn’t impress me other than the fact that he did nail the unions.

Dittos. I'm impressed with Walker as a Governor, but not as a potential U.S. President. More and more, he appears to me to be no more than another GOP establishment candidate, which is exactly what we DON'T need in 2016.

[itssme]

Ted Cruz has repeatedly said that this pResident does NOT love this country if he wants to “fundamentally change” the USA. I admire Scott Walker and Ted Cruz, but one thing about Ted Cruz is the fact he speaks his mind, and fears no one. I don't understand why Walker waffled on the question about obozo’s love for this country. I'm also concerned that Walker recently changed his mind about approving amnesty, and now says that he is against it. I believe he did so because he knows the Conservative voter won't vote for a candidate who does approve of amnesty. I want to see a Conservative candidate who stands firm in both words and actions on what he believes in, and Cruz has proven time and again that he does stand firm and fears no one, make an excellent presentation, is a Constitutional scholar, and is continuously pushing out bills that will benefit this country..he continues to fight for US in his position as Senator.

[napscoordinator]

Walker is being a coward. He is afraid to speak his mind.

Complete and utter BS on your part. What is not to like about America from Obama’s part.....travel everywhere.....meet a bunch of adoring fans......eat at the swankiest eateries.....golf whenever he wants.......I think Walker was spot on.

[noinfringers2]

For me Walker is a spin off of the age that gave us the Gates and other hyped up internet gurus who didn’t go the complete way to a college degree. I kind of like these sort of guys/people even though I did use my WWII GI credits to get an engineering degree from the most renowned public university in the world. I also like that a guy like Walker would diverge to public service instead of the dollar. However, I now think that especially in Walker’s case some of that generations realizations are not pragmatic as to dangers to what our Founding Fathers intended. Such is Walker’s comment as to love of this Country in Obama’s frame of reference. Obama meant Sharia change when he spouted about change and Walker apparently didn’t fathom the remark.