I know that Walker has said this numerous times in the past.
But none of what he said translated into action.
He did not propose or sign bills giving illegals in-state tuition, driver's licenses, or ID cards to vote.
He did not meet with La Raza or hold seminars with GOP elitists on amnesty meetings.
He did not make statements saying illegals deserve our love and support and they're just misguided people.
So, you're just going to have to trust Walker assuming he wins the nomination.
Because ALL of the GOP candidates - even Palin and the Prince of FR, Ted Cruz - at one point in time or currently - have stated they supported a "pathway to citizenship" or "comprehensive immigration reform."
I will listen and see if I think I can trust him.
This is not just any issue.
It is THE issue.
We lose on amnesty and we lose our country.
LOL! I thought Walker was the prince of FR. You cannot criticize Walker's change in this position for the election, without being called names such as "haters", "circular firing squad" e.t.c.
The same standards do not apply when Walker supporter critique Cruz.
But thats OK. We will continue to highlight these things. And if he wins and changes his position again, we will point that out too.
Its not about the person, it is about the positions and trustworthiness. We have been hoodwinked too many times, and this is the time to ask them why we should trust them.
Walker does not have a wife that is a VP for Goldman Sachs nor does he propose dramatically increasing the number of H1B Visas.
As Walker mentioned, he was one of the first states to join the lawsuit along with Texas to stop Obama’s Amnesty.
Walker is my pick because he deftly handles the media with cool, calm reserve and has demonstrated as Governor that staying the course with conservative principals you can win. Also he is not Ivy League but one of us which I think will sell to everyday people.