There are only a handful of politicians who I
believe have the fortitude and record to take on the entrenched self interest
and good ole boys network in Washington D.C.
Governor Scott Walker is one of them.
Not only did he defeat progressives in a blue state, he did so three
times without compromising his conservative principles. And believe me, people respect a man who
stands for what he believes in.
Here is an excerpt from the Hill.com on Governor
Scott Walker’s reception in Iowa:
The
Wisconsin governor, in rolled-up shirtsleeves, paced the stage as he blasted
big government and touted a long list of conservative reforms he's pushed
through in blue Wisconsin.
The governor also showed a rhetorical flourish
that's largely been absent from his previous campaigns, drawing the crowd to
its feet multiple times.
"There's a reason we take a day off to
celebrate the 4th of July and not the 15th of April," he said, almost
yelling as his voice grew hoarse. "Because in America we value our
independence from the government, not our dependence on it."
And then this:
When he said he won reelection as Milwaukee County Executive in an
area where President Obama won by a two-to-one margin, some in the audience
gasped.
"If you get the job done the voters will actually stand up
with you," he said before contrasting his record with Washington's
deadlock.
Yes, voters will stand with a principled,
conservative politician who practices what he preaches. It’s too bad we didn’t have one in the past
two presidential elections
H/T: Weasel Zippers
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