[cotton1706]

Whether Walker runs for president or not, he’s doing a hell of a job as governor!

[ChildOfThe60s]

protests from university professors – as a class, the most liberal and among the most unproductive members of society

"Unproductive"....bada bing!

[Gaffer]

I certainly hope Walker keeps the heat on entrenched liberal destruction of this country, in his state and everywhere he can.

I don’t have anything against him except his unclear stance on illegals and what he as President might do. I HOPE he’ll see the light and come into alignment with conservatives in this country on this.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Liberals love university jobs because they can often be paid for teaching as few as one class three times a week.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

I love the sound of liberal university professors whining about how hard Walker is making it for them.

[paladinan]

:) Have I mentioned, lately, how much I love our Governor?

[cdcdawg]

Get you mind right on immigration, Governor, and you can not only be President, you can be a good one!

[factoryrat]

Walker must really make the flaming liberals nervous, seeing as how they’re already coming out with the long knives.

Hey Gov. Walker, keep rattling their cages.

[kidd]

Others:

- Going after tenure: “...the state law creating shared governance and tenure at the University of Wisconsin would be wiped out if Walker’s plan is approved by the Legislature.”

- Going FOR vouchers: “...his plan for K-12 education to increase vouchers and charter schools...”

- Smaller government: “...Walker’s budget proposes to cut the Secretary of State’s office in half.”

- Hitting the liberal media: “...Walker is also proposing $2.5 million in cuts to Wisconsin’s state equivalent of PBS/NPR...”

Walker is hitting the sacred cows of liberalism to help balance the Wisconsin budget. He is the most effective politician in office right now.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Walker has released his proposed Wisconsin budget for this year and it is loaded with cuts to liberal sacred cows across the board.

That's the only way to do it. Most Republicans (especially in the Senate) propose one sensible reform, endure the usual withering criticism, then settle for much less than they asked for as a 'compromise." You have to throw so much stuff at them they can't effectively deal with it all.

[bigbob]

As many of us have been saying, Walker is the real deal.

[csivils]

Cruz is still my first pick... but Walker is doing well.

[Excellence]

What does the throne of skulls refer to? I don’t watch much t.v.

[so_real]

I'll make the wager that my Governor does run. And, I think he has an excellent shot at sealing the GOP nomination. But to succeed at achieving the presidency, he really needs a solid social conservative selection for VP. Our governor is as strong a budget hawk conservative as you can find, fiscally. But his weaker stances on social issues leave many in the grass roots base with puzzled expressions and shaking heads. In those areas, Ted Cruz is knocking the ball out of the park consistently. A Walker/Cruz ticket is a guaranteed victory. Guaranteed.

[afraidfortherepublic]

Scott Walker still making changes in Wisconsin. Heads are exploding at the University and at the Union Halls.

FReep Mail me if you want on, or off, this Wisconsin interest ping list.

[eyeamok]

I like this guy more every day.

[Ronaldus Magnus]

It’s a real shame Governor Walker is wussing out on right-to-work legislation. We have the most conservative state legislature in 80 years and he is pressuring them not to pass it so as to not interfere with his presidential campaign.