PLAINFIELD, IOWA — In the place where he spent seven years of his childhood, Gov. Scott Walker told a crowd how he and his brother collected coins in a mayonnaise jar to buy the town an Iowa state flag.
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On a campaign stop in Plainfield, Iowa, Gov. Scott Walker shakes hands with Mayor Tom Geise, who said Walker's roots in the town "brings to us the idea that our children can do anything they want to do if they remain tenacious."
At a campaign stop in Plainfield, Iowa, Gov. Scott Walker hugs Janice Dietz, who babysat the GOP presidential candidate when he lived there from 1970 to 1977.
On a campaign stop in Plainfield, Iowa, Gov. Scott Walker shakes hands with Mayor Tom Geise, who said Walker's roots in the town "brings to us the idea that our children can do anything they want to do if they remain tenacious."
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The response this time in Iowa was more subdued.
Where Gov. Walker has traveled since Jan. 1 as he prepares a presidential bid.
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