It sounds as though Scott has yet to come home. Mentally, he's still somewhere out there -- Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina -- living a fantasy.
As quoted in Walker Dismisses Rising Disapproval Numbers. (Wisconsin Public Radio, 10/22/2015)
This is also Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch's story, if you recall.
As quoted in Kleefisch says Wisconsin benefited from Wisconsin's presidential run. (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 9/22/2015)
Other 'post-debacle' posts:
Dear Scott Walker, Most of us out there increasingly disapprove of you. Please give us our state back. (10/22/2015)
In one sentence, the Washington Post sums up the difference between Scott Walker's campaign anecdotes and fiscal reality. (10/18/2015)
Scott Walker's 'longtime advisor' stands by his man. (10/2/2015)
Be there? Most Wisconsinites have a message of their own for Scott Walker. (9/30/2015)
Scott Walker is in a Gerry and the Pacemakers kind of mood. (9/25/2015)
A long list of people with more time on their hands now that Scott Walker has suspended his presidential campaign. (9/24/2015)
The furiously vibrating spin cycle of our very own Rebecca (of Sunnybrook Farm) Kleefisch. (9/23/2015)
Scott Walker's poll numbers wreak havoc on campaign manager Rick Wiley. (9/18/2015)
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