[Dan in Wichita]

For many FReepers, Walker is insufficiently conservative, and if he is the GOP nominee, they will stay home on Election Day. Meanwhile, the Leftist will be pouring in from all corners of the earth (literally) to vote for Hillary or whoever the Democrats put up as their standard bearer.

The quest for perfection from the Right has become one of the final nails to be driven into the USA coffin.

My favorites, so far, are Walker and Cruz, but I won't take my ball and go home if neither one of them is on the ballot in November 2016. Many FReepers and other conservative purists will be doing precisely that.

[mrsmel]

I won’t be voting for what someone may consider to be “lesser of two evils” in this election, however the eventual ticket plays out. I have had more than I can stand of the “lesser of two evils” from this Congress.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

For many FReepers, Walker is insufficiently conservative

Dan, that's simply not true.

On several key issues, Walker simply has not shown leadership.

He has been all over the map on immigration, and has thrown in the towel on homosexual marriage.

He has done an excellent job on jobs and economic policies, and has crafted a good national defense agenda.

Conservatives are looking for bold, visionary leaders. Someone who speaks truth to power and turn back the statist policies that have been destroying America since FDR.

Walker's candidacy is a lot like GWB in 2000. Someone who checked all the boxes and is an across-the-board conservative, but can't be trusted on issues that matter.