I understand what you say about him, but I really just can’t peg him in the “establishment” category. It is true that he has had some flip-flops over immigration and amnesty (that 2013 radio interview for one that our resident campaign worker won’t put in her list of pluses), but he HAS done some pretty non-establishment things within his home state. By non-establishment I mean the appeasement and capitulation our national GOPe leadership ALWAYS falls back on. It is their go-to game, frankly.
Regardless, Walker’s policies in this campaign and his positions will out him in the end. The latest thing about not having a position on anchor babies or deportation, etc. until we’ve first built a wall...... I believe he did this to up his numbers but I don’t think that’s working.
There is a Breibart article about Walker’s superpac you may find interesting. Among the Pac’s other non-conservative Establishment hires is Brad Dayspring. He is the guy whose slimy, sleazeball, nauseating tactics in MI pushed the senile RINO Cochran out ahead of TEA party candidate Chris McDaniel. People say the Pac, not Walker, hired this stomach-turning liar’s liar. To which I say, has Walker ever denounced Dayspring’s tactics, or the worse-than-Democrat gutter filth he pulled on McDaniel?
Of course the answer is no.
‘WALKER-FOR-PRESIDENT EFFORT HIRES ANOTHER CONTROVERSIAL ANTI-CONSERVATIVE IN BRAD DAYSPRING’