May 18 Goose v Yes, heâd be great If he will announce a non-interventionist foreign policy, and insist on NO debt-ceiling increases (must balance it!) I'm behind him 100%. Post
May 16 Zazziness v I'd have to think about it I would support not starting the 2016 campaign season prior to 2016. Post
u May 12 gherlone v Yes, heâd be great fighting the idiocy of public unions is a good start. he seems to have some good ideas - I'd really have to hear more, though. Post
May 6 Prime_Meridian v I'd have to think about it I'd have to think about it. But if the choice is Scott Walker or Hillary Clinton, I'm voting for Walker. Post
u May 3 tomincali v I'd have to think about it maybe if he was running against what difference does it make clinton Post
May 18 Goose v Yes, heâd be great If he will announce a non-interventionist foreign policy, and insist on NO debt-ceiling increases (must balance it!) I'm behind him 100%. Post
May 16 Zazziness v I'd have to think about it I would support not starting the 2016 campaign season prior to 2016. Post
u May 12 gherlone v Yes, heâd be great fighting the idiocy of public unions is a good start. he seems to have some good ideas - I'd really have to hear more, though. Post
May 6 Prime_Meridian v I'd have to think about it I'd have to think about it. But if the choice is Scott Walker or Hillary Clinton, I'm voting for Walker. Post
u May 3 tomincali v I'd have to think about it maybe if he was running against what difference does it make clinton Post
May 2 Spirit02 v No, heâs a union-buster He would only be another Mutt Robme lying his way to the WH, or like W in the WH only worst. Post
May 2 Mr_me v No, heâs a union-buster Union buster. That's about the worst thing I can think to call someone. Post
u Apr 30 Angry_man v I'd have to think about it I'd damn near vote for anybody that has a (R) by their name, over This POS that's in office now. r2 replies Post
May 9 harold_lloyd And that's why you get Todd akin and Michele Bachmann. Can't you please find a moderate Republican? Post @harold_lloyd
u May 9 Angry_man @harold_lloyd I would love too if one would run. But we're scraping the bottom of the barrel on both sides these days. Post @Angry_man
u Apr 28 Ddawg v I'd have to think about it I don't care about unions but I believe Scott Walker has no intent in being a transparent politician, and in addition he appears to care more about businesses than people. So, No for those reasons. r1 reply Post
May 6 joyshusband Please tell what has Gov. Scott Walker done that wasn't transparent. Post @joyshusband
Apr '13 NNN v Yes, heâd be great Absolutely. The unions nationwide need to be smashed - Walker's the right man for it. B1 Post
u Mar '13 drivemenutz54 v Yes, heâd be great Good man. Hardcore Conservative values which we desperately need NOW. If he runs versus Hillary Ho-down he will win easily. Post
Mar '13 Clara007 v No, heâs a union-buster Detest Scott Walker? Let me count the ways. Walker is/was bought and paid for by the Koch brothers. Walker's associates and perhaps Walker himself is up to his neck in fraud. Walker has a criminal defense fund and a team of attorneys from...Wisconsin....NOPE--Chicago. Walker has maligned teachers, librarians, police and firefighters, labeling them welfare recipients. Walker is a liar and a hypocrite who has divided the good people of Wisconsin. Like so many conservatives his campaign touted "fiscal responsibility" and then he gutted the state. Walker needs to go. Post
u Mar '13 Robocop3447 v I'd have to think about it I prefer a Libertarian candidate receive my vote. It was who I voted for in the last election. There isn't a dimes worth of difference between Dems and GOP. Both love big government and attendant lavish spending. How about leaving people free to pursue their own happiness and get the government back to its limited role of defense, enforcing contracts and settling legal disputes. No more world policeman work or nation building. Flat tax eliminates the special interest groups and EVERYONE contributes. Post
Mar '13 scotta v Yes, heâd be great From what I saw of his no b.s. way of doing business. I would. Post
Mar '13 MolonLabe v Yes, heâd be great The first time in decades my state is in the black with balanced budgets and people don't like him because of whiny unions? At least he understands the concept of a budget, unlike Obozo. B2 Post
u Mar '13 ErnestPayne v No, heâs a union-buster Walker is just another stooge ready, willing, and able to do the bidding of his donors. He does not have the interest of average americans in his heart. Vote for him if you want to be poorer. r5 replies e26 endorsed Post
Mar '13 pfloyd v Yes, heâd be great He has fair ideas....We will not just keep giving in to unions.Unions started out as good things, now they just take and want control ! B2 e20 endorsed Post
Mar '13 ZombieMedic v I'd have to think about it Too early, and depends on where he stands on the Constitution on other issues. Is he with America and the Bill of Rights, or against it like many politicians. B1 e13 endorsed Post
u Mar '13 cwi530 v Yes, heâd be great Yes. He's a union buster. He gets more done in one day then Hillary did in four years. If Walker get a 3am life or death phone call he would do whatever is needed to save American lives. Hillary didn't answer the call and turned her back as Americans were slaughtered. She's a disgrace and a failure. B4 e8 endorsed Post
u Mar '13 commonsense51 v Yes, heâd be great How many times must we say..... A bag of rocks would be better than Obama. If you run Pat Paulson i will vote for him over Obama. How about running Ottis from the Andy Griffith show? He would be far better than Obama. Even a drunk man knows you don't force people to pay for abortions and you don't take their fire arms. B1 r2 replies e4 endorsed Post
u Mar '13 Realthinker v I'd have to think about it Obviously it depend on who else decides to run. It's much too soon for this kind of poll. B1 e3 endorsed Post
Mar '13 ST_Louie_Sue v Yes, heâd be great His stance on unions alone gets my vote. B3 r1 reply Post
Mar '13 methinks He's a PUBLIC union buster. Even FDR was against public sector unionization. When seniors living on fixed incomes are worried as to how they are going to pay their school tax bill when teacher and administrator salaries take 2/3 out of the total budget, then we have a problem. I have no issues with private sector unions because no one is forcing you to buy a product. If you don't pay your taxes, you to to jail. B3 Post @methinks