Scott Walker, who just yesterday dropped out of the Republican primary contest, has a message for many of the remaining contenders: he wants them to join him. Cenk Uygur and John Iadarola (Think Tank), hosts of the The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
“Walker is the second Republican to drop out of a crowded field, following Rick Perry. But whereas Perry never seemed to have much chance, Walker looked like a contender. In that way, his campaign looks more like Tim Pawlenty in 2012, a Midwestern governor who seemed to have the right stuff but was never able to put it together for voters. Give Walker this: If he drops out today, he lasted five weeks longer than Pawlenty. As a sitting governor at just 47 years old, he’s still young enough to make another run. But as Rick Perry can tell him, second acts are harder than they look.”*
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Comments
There is no positive conservative agenda, it is all outdated and will move our country backwards. Also there are no great people still in the race, they all are against what will move this country forward. Walker was just a puppet of the Koch brothers who has no message or good advice.