Expect to hear this quote again....and again.... and again.
Scott Walker shows fire in Iowa. (The Hill, 1/24/2015)
The governor also showed a rhetorical flourish that's largely been absent from his previous campaigns, drawing the crowd to its feet multiple times.
"There's a reason we take a day off to celebrate the 4th of July and not the 15th of April," he said, almost yelling as his voice grew hoarse. "Because in America we value our independence from the government, not our dependence on it."
Scott Walker At CPAC: ‘We Celebrate Our Independence From The Government, Not Our Dependence On It. (Daily Caller, 2/26/2015)
You see, here in America, there’s a reason we celebrate the 4th of July, and not April 15,” Walker told the crowd. “Because in America we celebrate our independence from the government, not our dependence on it.”
"In America, we take a day off to celebrate the 4th of July, and not the 15th of April, because in American, we celebrate, our independence from the government, not our dependence on it." (Althouse, 11/4/2014)
Scott Walker, in his victory speech just now. (After winning re-election to his 2nd term as Governor.) Full transcript.
Scott Walker vs. Independence Day. (Cognitive Dissonance, 7/5/2013
And there was the infamous line from Walker a few months ago, which he is trying really hard to make into a soundbite:
It's why we celebrate the 4th of July and not April 15th. In our country, we celebrate true independence because more freedom and more prosperity are what drive the American Dream.
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