Gov. Scott Walker has scheduled another event in a key presidential primary state in the coming months.
Gov. Scott Walker plans to visit New Hampshire in March
Gov. Scott Walker, joined by Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, left, and Texas Gov. Rick Perry, right, in November at the Republican Governors Association annual conference in Boca Raton, Florida. All three have been mentioned as potential White House candidates in 2016.
The Hawkeye State hosts the first presidential nominating contest in early 2016, granting "the Big Mo" to the winner.
His speech earns high marks from conservatives and national media, but his song choice gets scorn from the band.
The former governor said he doesn't blame Walker's presidential schedule for a budget flap over the Wisconsin Idea.
He plans trips to more early primary states and his issue group's new ad calls for leadership from the states.
Walker made his comments after his 2016 presidential stock rose substantially over the last week.
Walker said Clinton has left areas of the world "messed up" and defended his lack of foreign policy experience.
Wisconsin's Republican governor will join other 2016 GOP presidential hopefuls in Iowa in late January.
The new items on the governor's calendar come amid speculation that he'll launch a 2016 presidential campaign.
