[mkjessup]

Look, I will be the first to agree and admire Walker's performance in Wisconsin when it comes to facing down the unions, a corrupt prosecutor and his union wife, and all of the 'RAT-liberal garbage that got slung at him. No argument there.

What I think is the unseen and unspoken issue, is the fact that Scott Walker is the classic "big frog in a little pond", he has made the pond in Wisconsin his own, and it is his to lose, but can he translate that into being a bigger frog in a bigger national pond?

At this point, his numbers suggest 'not yet'.

[Erik Latranyi]

Look, I will be the first to agree and admire Walker's performance in Wisconsin when it comes to facing down the unions, a corrupt prosecutor and his union wife, and all of the 'RAT-liberal garbage that got slung at him. No argument there.

But it does not end there.

Walker instituted conservatism in a way that has not been seen in this country in decades.

Do you understand what he has accomplished?

Voter ID

Concealed Carry

Drug testing welfare recipients

Eliminate in-state tuition for illegals

Banned state funding for Planned Parenthood (long before the videos)

Took taxpayers off the hook for new Milwaukee stadium

Turned a deficit to surplus

Cut taxes

Right to work state

...and more

This is a governor with a pure conservative track record. The attacks on him are proxy attacks on choice words and his associations. But when it comes to an actual record of accomplishment, nobody comes close to Walker.