Posted on 10/18/2013 2:40:04 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Republican Gov. Scott Walker is using his new book to renew his criticism of 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney and raise his own national profile as a reformer who took on public sector unions and won.
Walkers book provides a detailed account of his 2011 battle against public unions, the campaign he won against their efforts to recall him, and his unhappiness with Romney and other Republicans he says didnt learn the lessons of his political victories. The volume could set the stage for Walkers own candidacy in the future.
The Associated Press on Friday obtained a copy of Walkers book, Unintimidated: A Governors Story and a Nations Challenge, before its scheduled release Nov. 19. Walkers book includes an excoriation of Barack Obamas presidency and Washington politics, saying Obama has laid out a second term agenda that doubles down on the failures of his first. He says Wisconsins Republican-led policies have shown a better way forward for the country.
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Isnt he on his second term...no no the recall.
no, 1st term. with the recall it feels maybe like two.
Scott Walker: Unintimidated!
FReep mail me if you want on, or off, this Wisconsin interest ping list.
Absoluely! Trouble is, we still need him in Wisconsin. There is much mischieft done by the previous Governor that still needs to be undone.
Blue Dog Dems vote for him. They no longer exist in Congress, but there are plenty of them left in the populace. They were once known as "Reagan Democrats"
And it's no fluke...he did it twice as County Executive of extremely blue Milwaukee, and before 2016 will have done it twice as Governor.
I haven’t heard much of anything out of Blue Dog Democrats since about Reagan. Not a chirp for H.W. Bush, and Clinton was all about women getting emotionally excited by him. And W. Bush was just gratitude that Clinton was over.
And I don’t believe for a moment any Blue Dogs voted for Obama. It makes me wonder if they still exist.
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