Quote Originally Posted by csarbww View Post
I have had some reservations about Scott Walker's ambiguity over illegal immigration. But come on patriots, he has come out loud and clear about stopping the overwhelming invasion of illegal immigration and control of massive supposedly "legal" immigration. With that, far and above the other candidates he has earned our full support.
I may not be to the "full support" stage yet, but he has certainly risen above the rest of the Republican field on the issue of immigration. If the vote was tomorrow, I would vote for him. Not because I think he is the greatest thing since sliced bread (there is still the question of whether he's speaking from the heart), but because none of the other candidates current positions measure up. Up until a about a weeks ago I thought Cruz was good, however, I then found out he supports the tripling of work visas, including those in the STEM field. For all of the candidates, with possible exception of Walker: "You've been weighed, measured, and found wanting." (quote from the movie A Knight's Tale)

Personally, I think Walker's change in position is something we should be proud of, not critical of. After all, hasn't one of our key goals been accomplished ..... and that is to convince politicians that our way is the best way to serve Americans and America? Walker is singing our tune now, and I for one am grateful for that. I say let's praise his message and continue to convince him that he's got it right through our support. Being critical of his past position doesn't do us, him, or the country any good.