Walker Not Being Truthful on Immigration Position

[AuH20]

Scott, you are a bad liar....

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/is...rticle/2567796

Even if the Times' reporting is inaccurate, however, Walker may have delivered different messages on immigration to different groups. Moore maintains that he does not know if Walker is telling him one thing while publicly espousing something different. But he said he thinks Walker would not have supported the Gang of Eight immigration bill of 2013 pushed forward by Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, a GOP presidential candidate, nor would he line up with immigration hawks like Donald Trump on the other side of the issue.

[CaptUSA]

The immigration issue is going to get everyone hung up. I actually think it's a little unfair to treat it as one issue.

I can't wait for the debates when all of these guys are going to have to try to dumb it down to a singular issue. Voters tend to hear what they want to hear. The special interests do the same.

[AuH20]

The immigration issue is going to get everyone hung up. I actually think it's a little unfair to treat it as one issue.

I can't wait for the debates when all of these guys are going to have to try to dumb it down to a singular issue. Voters tend to hear what they want to hear. The special interests do the same.

Whatever candidate can deftly tie the immigration issue around neck of the Chamber of Commerce as well as the Democratic power brokers is going gain favor. It's not as simple as saying 'throw them all out.' There are several layers to this that should infuriate the average American.