Posted on 08/18/2015 11:42:57 AM PDT by conservativejoy
What a copy cat. Have and original thought ,Scott. You might consider attending to the huge deficit in your sate.
I had the same thought. He doesn’t seem like he thinks much on his own. I had high hopes for him, but he’s done nothing except react.
Finger in the wind.
I bet if Trump came out today with a balanced budget, Scotty would be all over it by tonight....(me, me, me)
Scott Walker has that finger-in-the-wind that Willard had when he was running..
But his flip flopping wont do him any good..
Being Conservative means being unmovable..fixed..stable..
A double minded man is unstable in all his ways ..James 1:8
Which one... last months position or this months...
Well yeah...but we don’t want him to do the opposite - maybe they’ll all end up promising the fence. However, I only trust Trump and Cruz to actually do it. And since it involves building something then I trust Trump most.
As Trump’s bandwagon slowly trolls though the candidates.
Ah yes, repeating the lefty-created (and Trump repeated) lie about a deficit.
I'll be more charitable. Walker looked to be more of a young, rising star in the Republican Party. The Republican elite puppetmasters seem to have hijacked him and thrust him in the national spotlight before his views were fully formed. As a result, we don't know who he is.
Best thing he could do for himself is drop out, stay far away from the consultants such as George Will's wife who want to define him. Spend the next 12 years as governor, Senator, whatever experiences he chooses to enhance his resume.
But he keeps this up, he's going to be another has-been bought and paid for by the puppetmasters. He'll never get to define himself.
I just read on Drudge that Scott wouldn’t give ‘specifics’ on his immigration policy.
Someone once said that it was his legislature that led him to take the positions he took. This may show that same pattern?
So when will Ted Cruz adopt the Trump immigration plan? Or does he still want to issue hundreds of thousands of H-1B visas?
And at the same time Ben Carson is going on a tour of the Mexican border.
They can do a copycat campaign of Trump but they cannot be Trump. Without Trump delivering the message there is no success in the polls.
For those of you who really are interested in an end to illegal immigration, you should be gracious winners to people like Walker. You should hope all the candidates come around if you want real change. I’m pro-Trump, but even I realize that he will need the support of his party and the country to get these kinds of sweeping changes to our immigration policy. Not everyone can arrive at the party first.
I am waiting for all the Republican candidates to respond to the Trump immigration plan which was put forward, and I will make my decisions about their RINO-ness based on their response. I’m especially interested to hear how Cruz responds to it.
For me, going forward, the reaction to Trump’s plan is how I will evaluate every candidate and media person. This is the litmus test. I could care less what they said a week, a month, or a year ago. Trump has changed everything.
Welcome aboard, Scott.
So does Ted Cruz still want to issue hundreds of thousands of H-1B visas? Or has he backed off on that?
“Me-too” is not really a courageous position to take, especially in politics, but it is fine for protective coloration.
Now I have been supporting Scott Walker with a continuous stream of small contributions, starting when he was embattled within the State Capitol walls and up against a recall election. That he won that recall, perhaps one of the very few times that ANY officeholder in this country has ever accomplished that feat, and I still believe he is of inestimable value in showing us all how to govern from even a minority position (Wisconsin had, curiously, been a “blue” state for some time now), but perhaps he had something to do with turning the leftward “progressive” drift around.
After all, Wisconsin was one of the birthplaces of the “Progressives”, with the La Follette family, and it was closely related to the “Progressives” of New York State, arising about the time of Teddy Roosevelt.
Any place a rollback of “progressives” can happen, shows us that this drift is not necessarily inevitable. For this reason, I still support Scott Walker.
will somebody break it to Cincy wife slowly it ain’t happening no matter how many hundreds of threads and posts she types up trashing Trump and propping up Walker?.. she’ll no doubt be on later touting Trump stole his immigration ideas from Walker
Walker/Trump = "What he said."
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