Scott Walker seems unbeatable. He won three times in Purple (2010, 2012 and 2014), humiliating trade unions, calculating the support of conservatives and increasing the chances of the presidential course in 2016.
In addition, as the republican political consultant Mike Murphy once said, if you intend to run for president, make sure your wife will vote for you; Walker apparently won this constituency along with the rest of his family.
According to PoliticoThe advertisement will be announced in the summer of 2015. Walker must expand his campaign staff beyond the ordinary crew of loyalists and everyone knows, which is why his office is flooded with consultants. His team also tries to avoid mistakes from candidates in 2012; Perry started too overdue and threw the hat on the ring too early.
At the moment, he is working on pushing his legislative program to strengthen his conservative bona fides:
Governor of Wisconsin Scott Walker, rotating from his greater than the expected win this month, takes lively steps towards the presidential campaign, which will start the next summer and contrasts his register of conservative achievements in the condition of a swing with paralysis in Washington.
In interviews this week, Walker and his best political advisors presented the report from his plans for the likely introduction of the national campaign. The 47-year-old Republican intends to utilize the upcoming legislative session in Wisconsin to push the ambitious program that could, in combination with his triumphs over high work, strengthen his position with republican voters: repealing unpopular common basic standards, requiring drug care for social care and reducing property taxes.
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Walker reduced real estate income and taxes in the first term, but wants to go further, pushing a flat income tax system. In the field of education, it plans to raise the choice of school and replace the Common Core program for state standards.
He said that his plan requirements from social welfare beneficiaries to test drugs is to show employers that people from public aid are able to work.
“We want to help adults in transition from the government’s dependence to the workplace,” said Walker, whose efforts will be supported by the legislator controlled by Republicans.
According to helpers, that for the next few months political travel will be relatively constrained because Walker focuses on his legislative program. It seems that he willingly painted not only with the Governor in Washington, but also the Governor of New Jersey Chris Christie, who is in the face of a hostile democratic legislator and has less legislative achievements.
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But Walker has no charisma that other probably candidates, such as Christie or Senator Ted Cruz (R-texas), have on the trunk. He did not graduate, although some voters with blue-wheelers may see it as positive and there is a lack of experience in foreign policy.
While Walker has enough time to formulate your vision of American foreign policy, a modest, blue appeal will be clearly contrasting with Romney.
Romney won over $ 50,000 demographic 53/45 over Obama, but when you expand the category to anyone who earns less than $ 100,000; Obama easily worried Romney 54/44. This is most likely caused by winning Obama a huge participation in the voting of the working class in urban areas and around them, where in some states, such as Pennsylvania, the elections are resolved – and most people live.
As I mentioned in the previous post, the workers’ class proteins will be crucial for democrats who are competitive in elections – and breaks for republicans.
So will “be”Rise of the Rust Belt Republican“Help GOP perspectives in 2016? For Walker he thinks so, but the middle west to the White House he talks about is not straightforward – and he knows:
“Strong leadership, combined with Midwestern Nice, is only some attractiveness,” said Walker.
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“You look at the map of the election college and what is needed to win. A good part of it runs through the Central West – said Walker. “There is Florida, Virginia, Out West – Colorado, Nevada – maybe New Hampshire depending on the year – but in fact most of the rest of the map are Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa. That’s all. At least in the latest political history, it happens there. “
From 1988, Michigan and Pennsylvania failed to republican in presidential competitions; Iowa turned only once (2004); Nevada only twice in 1992 and 1996; A Virginia, Ohio, Colorado and Florida are solid swing states.
It seems that every GOP candidate has some work in the United States that will probably decide who will replace Obama.
