No matter how many times you repeat that, it’s a lie. Walker did not hire Dayspring, he works for a super pac.
I’m happy to think that Walker has good people on his team. What is your problem with George Will’s wife?
There are a lot of people working for ALL the candidates.
If that’s your beef, it’s pretty thin gruel.
I do have some respect for Walker. I like what he did in Wisconsin, and the fact that he had the bedwetters up in arms and pretty much crushed them. That was excellent. BUT - he IS part of the establishment, and I won’t support that any more. That is the problem. If Walker grew some cajones and set about to destroy the establishment, as Cruz and Trump are, I’d be a helluva lot more willing to jump into his corner. Instead, I believe Walker would turn out a lot more like Dubya, a man I supported because I believed he would actually stand for Conservative principles. Instead, I got the so-called “Patriot” Act and the start of ‘too big to fail/bailout’ policies. I won’t make that mistake again.
Dayspring works for Walker Own PAC !
Do you want to keep posting all of Walkers Dayspring baggage.
Walker has hired the same smear campaign head that ran a Romney Scorched Earth campaign in 2012 only against Fellow republicans in the primary.
Walker is the DC establishment back up puppet if Jebbie fails.
Walker is owned by the same Lobbyist Billionaire crowd that calls the shopts in DC and the RNC.
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/george-wills-wife-working-for-scott-walker/article/2565648
Which is sleazy but it's the Wills and they are DC elites .
Oddly Mrs Will worked for the Perry campaign in 2012 ! /p>
You were the dedicated Perry astroturfer in 2012 .
"It’s worth noting that there is currently a legal firewall that prevents Walker’s campaign-in-waiting from coordinating with the Super PAC for which Dayspring has been hired. Several aides to Walker’s campaign-in-waiting, in refusing to answer specific questions about things Dayspring has done in the past and Gov. Walker’s thoughts about him, made that point repeatedly to Breitbart News during the reporting of this story. But it’s hard to imagine that Dayspring would have gotten the job had Walker been uneasy with him.
What’s more, a high-ranking source with another Republican presidential campaign tells Breitbart News that Dayspring was offered the job three months ago—around the time the Mair catastrophe struck Walker’s team—and Dayspring turned it down then. So, if true, Dayspring was originally offered this job when there was no legal firewall between the campaign-in-waiting and the Super PAC—and that the governor himself would have approved the offer.
“I hear they offered this gig to him 3 months ago and he turned them down,” that source said in an email. “He went back to them because no one else would hire him.”