On October 13, Breitbart News reported that Wisconsin state representative Jesse Kremer (R-Kewaskum) and state senator Devin LeMahieu (R-Oostburg) are pushing a bill to expand campus carry into college buildings and classrooms in Wisconsin and to change it from strictly open carry to concealed carry as well.
A creepy epilogue to the sordid tale of the Wisconsin Witch Hunt comes from the Wall Street Journal, which notes the out-of-control Democratic investigators were looking at targets beyond the borders of Wisconsin as well, including politicians such as Jeb Bush and Reince Priebus, plus conservative media celebrities like Sean Hannity.
Donald Trump can win the GOP’s nomination — unless the crowded Republican field consolidates around a rival, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker admitted Wednesday. “Yeah… it’s possible” that Trump can win, Walker told Wisconsin’s 620 WTMJ.
First they ignored him. Then they mocked him. Then they tried tearing him down.
Gov. Walker is out and there’s no use lamenting the political climate that got us to this point. Time to embrace the chaos.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker used his sooner-than-expected exit speech to spout the anti-Trump, populist-hating narrative now being pushed by the establishment’s entwined GOP, Democratic, Wall Street, and media wings.
GOP presidential candidates are reacting to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s decision to suspend his campaign.
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio reacted to Governor Scott Walker’s decision to drop out the race, praising the Wisconsin governor as “one of the best governors in the country.”
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump responded in top Donald Trump form to Scott Walker’s primary concession speech–which called on conservative candidates to coalesce against the race’s current frontrunner.
GOP presidential candidate Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will reportedly drop out of the 2016 GOP presidential race Monday evening.
Struggling to generate fundraising and enthusiasm, Republican Scott Walker abandoned his 2016 presidential bid on Monday, exiting a turbulent race that saw him rise to front-runner and fall to afterthought in a matter of months.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s call for the United States to accept more Syrian refugees is already being countered by Republican candidates.
An Iowa news outlet tried–and failed–to draft Sen. Ted Cruz into the media’s campaign against Dr. Ben Carson, following the doctor’s Sunday declaration of opposition to Islamic ideology.
CNN/ORC released the first post-September 16 Republican primary debate poll and it shows that former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina has shot ahead of the pack and into second place behind Donald Trump.
On September 18, Donald Trump released a position paper in which he took the strongest stand on Second Amendment policies that any of the Republican primary hopefuls have taken to date.
Beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, eight GOP hopefuls will appear at the fundraiser banquet sponsored by the Faith and Freedom Coalition, one of Iowa’s leading socially conservative political organizations. Included on the program are Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), Sen. Lindsey Graham
Heritage Action for America is hosting a presidential candidate forum in Greenville, SC on Friday, beginning at 4:00 p.m. ET. Twelve candidates seeking the Republican nomination for president will attend. The event, co-hosted by Gov. Nikki Haley (R-SC) and former Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC),
The media are outraged that Donald Trump did not smack down a question from a member of the public who evidently believes President Barack Obama is a Muslim. Curiously, they continue to avoid talk of the church in which he embraced Christianity.
California Republicans face a tough platform fight over immigration policy at this weekend’s state GOP convention in Anaheim.
Wednesday night’s Republican debate on CNN from the Reagan Library lasted for approximately three hours, but felt as if it lasted for all eternity. During the endless conversation, some candidates rose, some fell, and most of the audience fell asleep. The debate may not have clarified the potential nominee – but it certainly clarified who won’t be a factor in the coming weeks.
SIMI VALLEY, California — GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump is ahead in the polls, but a new study shows he dominated the focus of the second GOP presidential primary debate Wednesday evening, as roughly 44 percent of the questions asked of the candidates involved or referenced Trump.
CNN moderator Jake Tapper was frequently invoked for more time as candidates begged, interrupted or demanded their way back into air time at the debate last night. Some candidates, like Carly Fiorina continued to interrupt, pushing herself back on camera numerous times. Others, like Gov. Scott Walker were less successful, while Gov. John Kasich appeared to interrupt at the worst moments.
Conventional wisdom holds that the early front-runner in a wide-open primary, especially a crowded one, rarely turns out to be the nominee. It’s probably one of those “rules” that will be true until it isn’t, but at the moment there is ample evidence from past contests to back it up. Carly Fiorina is banking on that, gaining strength as the campaign unwinds.
Republican presidential candidate and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker argued “you need someone who’s been tested” because “we’ve had a novice in the White House for the last six-and-a-half-plus years” on Tuesday’s “Sean Hannity Show.” Walker, while discussing the US’ standing
The National Immigration Forum Action Fund (NITAF) is preparing to air ads that will attack GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz for championing immigration positions that serve the interests of Americans during Wednesday’s CNN debate.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is nationally known because of his battle over union reforms in his state, which resulted in several spectacular, and futile, efforts by Big Labor to knock him out of office.
A new poll released Sunday morning by the Los Angeles Times shows Donald Trump leading among Republican voters in California, with 24% of the vote. Fellow outsider Dr. Ben Carson is second, with 18% of registered voters.
GOP presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker is reportedly canceling an appearance at the California GOP Convention next weekend. Walker is scheduled to appear at the CNN GOP presidential primary debate in Simi Valley, California on Wednesday.
2016 Republican presidential candidates Governor Scott Walker and Donald Trump are updating their position on taking more Syrian refugees into the United States. Both are now opposed to the idea.
Hoover Institution Senior Fellow and author of “Wealth, Poverty and Politics: An International Perspective,” Thomas Sowell said that he likes Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal the most out of all the candidates in the GOP field
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker argued the “irony” of the Black Lives Matter movement is that those “most victimized by crime” are African-Americans on Wednesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Walker said of the DNC’s attempts to court support from the
South Carolina Senator and Republican presidential candidate Lindsey Graham said of fellow candidate Donald Trump “he’s consolidated all Republicans who think Obama’s a Muslim, and that he was born in Kenya, whatever block that is, that’s what he got” and
Hillary Clinton’s use of her personal email network for classified government work proves that she thinks she’s above the law, and has recklessly put the nation’s security at risk, say two of the GOP 2016 candidates.
Wisconsin Governor and Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker said of fellow candidate former Florida Governor Jeb Bush’s position on the Iran deal, “If you want a president who’s going to wait some time, even though they know something is wrong
Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” Republican presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker (R-WI) said Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton put our national security at risk by using an unsecured private sever that has now been revealed was filled with classified
In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News inside the Prince William County GOP headquarters, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said that if he’s nominated as the GOP’s presidential candidate in 2016 he can beat either former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or Vice President Joe Biden in a general election.
Walker said in an interview that aired Sunday that building a wall along the country’s norther border with Canada is a legitimate issue that merits further review.
Speaking before a crowd of a couple hundred at a PWC Young Republicans cookout at the county GOP headquarters, Walker lambasted the Washington establishment and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. He said Clinton’s email scandal should mean she is “disqualified” from being president. He joked, too, that the leftwing Occupy Wall Street movement didn’t start on Wall Street—it started on his street in Wisconsin. Most importantly, Walker—who did slip a little bit in some recent polls as businessman Donald Trump has risen to become the clear GOP frontrunner—appeared to have a renewed level of energy and seemed to be having fun.
A pro-Hillary Clinton super PAC is appealing to Latino voters with a new ad — featuring Spanish subtitles — attacking the Republican field for being anti-immigrant.
For the next phase of his campaign for President of the United States, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will deliver to the nation a key speech laying out his foreign policy ideas.