America needs new leadership and big bold ideas. That's according to Wisconsin governor Scott Walker who brought his campaign for president to the Davenport today.
To a standing room only crowd of about 300 at Modern Woodmen Park. Walker reminded the crowd of his success in a previously blue state - winning two terms, and winning a recall election.
And he promised to return power from Washington to the states, especially for education.
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Set high standards at the local level, no Common Core.
Just last Monday, Walker announced his candidacy for the republican nomination, and has since campaigned in 4 states before coming to Iowa for the weekend.
His trip across the state ends on Sunday in Dubuque.
