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Quinnipiac poll of Iowa: Trump leads with 27% as Scott Walker crashes to … tenth place
Hot Air ^ | September 11, 2015 | Allahpundit

Posted on 09/11/2015 10:58:03 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet

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To: Reno89519

It seems that some of the TEA Party is made of people who stayed home in 2008 and/or voted for Obama and then regretted it soon after. Independents and Reagan Democrats.


61 posted on 09/11/2015 5:38:39 PM PDT by rabidralph
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To: rabidralph

Lol!

Are you sad that Wisconsin went from pro-union to right-to-work under Walkers leadership...or just concerned that Act10 wasn’t enacted fairly?


62 posted on 09/11/2015 6:27:52 PM PDT by mac_truck (aide toi et dieu t'aidera)
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To: RC one

Yes, that’s true. Having Cruz as his running mate, though, may gain him a few percentage points in the Hispanic vote.


63 posted on 09/11/2015 7:47:46 PM PDT by mbrfl (fightingmad)
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To: mbrfl

Maybe. Cruz doesn’t destroy the “All Republicans are Racists” narrative the way Carson does though. What’s more, we have been told repeatedly that we can’t win unless we pander to the Hispanics i.e. accept amnesty. I really want to disprove that theory and I strongly suspect that a lot of blacks would be more than happy to assist us with this. Carson sweetens the deal.


64 posted on 09/11/2015 8:15:57 PM PDT by RC one (....and subject to the jurisdiction thereof,)
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To: mac_truck

Right-to-work under his leadership? I recall him complaining that it was a distraction for the Assembly to take up Right-to-work. But then when it passed so quickly he jumped right on it as if he wanted it all along. That is not leadership. Anyway, every state should be right-to-work so that people who want jobs can get them without pre-conditions or waiting for a bunch of people to retire or to move laterally. Anyway, Walker’s wishy-washyness is making itself known on the national stage and that’s why he’s floundering. He should have stayed in Wisconsin and run the state.


65 posted on 09/11/2015 8:59:49 PM PDT by rabidralph
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Right-to-work legislation was a 'distraction' for Walker...right until he got reelected and signed the legislation into law.

Walker knew what his role was in the process and he worked it. Without him winning re-election there would be no right-to-work in Wisconsin.

Maybe you prefer your 'leaders' to be shouters and bomb throwers, but Walker has demonstrated on more than one occasion that 'working the process' yields greater results.

66 posted on 09/12/2015 9:52:00 AM PDT by mac_truck (aide toi et dieu t'aidera)
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Well, it’s worked so far in Wisconsin. But Pres. Bush (43) already tried that strategy when he got to Washington and it didn’t turn out so well for him, that’s all.


67 posted on 09/12/2015 10:57:00 AM PDT by rabidralph
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