He needs to clear up his position on immigration, at one point he said he said nothing about giving anyone citizenship. This is what we will find out in the debates. He seemed to say something about farms needing laborers too. We’ll have to see. In the end, it may not be that different of a stance as what those who would grant temporary legal residency which sounds like it could become permanent.
He and Wisconsin Republicans have defunded planned parenthood, they’ve closed clinics, he signed the ultra-sound bill as well.
One thing to remember is that illegal immigration is not as much of a hot button issue in Wisconsin. There aren’t that many relative to the population, most keep a low profile.
Wisconsin isn’t Texas, Arizona, N.M. or California. I’ve never known immigration to be something anyone used as a voting issue in Wisconsin.
I’ve known Walker for more than 20 years. His first house with Tonette was three blocks from the house I grew up in and he still lives less than a mile away. He may be a polarizing figure, but from experience, I believe he really wants the best for his family, state and nation.