NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. – For the third time in as many weeks, Gov. Scott Walker spoke and his critics pounced, resulting in clarifications by Walker or his team.
WALKER AT CPAC
Despite criticism, Scott Walker says he's ready for the national stage
From the Scott Walker's short-lived presidential campaign series
Anthony Birch, 20, a UW-Madison student and media director for College Republicans of UW-Madison, promotes Gov. Scott Walker's political nonprofit Our American Revival at the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Md.
The top-tier presidential contender impressed many attendees at the annual gathering of conservative activists.
In an open letter, Scott Walker said Wisconsin lawmakers are likely to propose legislation that provides "further protections for mother and c…
Only 43 percent approve of the potential 2016 presidential candidate's job performance, while 52 percent disapprove.
National GOP chairman Reince Priebus and Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke were part of the program.
Scott Walker followed up his controversial prime time speech last year with a more subdued exhortation to not give up.
He had not impressed people on either side of the aisle, according to the Washington Post.
Walker made the comments in an interview with the National Rifle Association's news network last Friday.
But the governor won't be damaged in the long run as he preps a presidential bid.
Scott Walker has opened a lead in the latest polls, but many Republicans want to know where he stands.
The Wisconsin governor impressed the thousands of activists who attended CPAC in 2013.
The governor's eagerly anticipated speech comes as recent polls show him leading the early 2016 presidential contest.
Who voters favor in national polls of potential Republican presidential candidates
