Quote:I suspect Rubio will take most of them. That's partially based upon Walker's social policy, partially just a guess based upon those two being the "middle of the road" Republicans. Right of Bush and Kasich, left of Cruz and Carson.


There is one scary prospect: what if they gravitate towards Trump?

 

     After giving it some thought,  my gut feeling is most of the Scott Walker supporters will go mostly to candidates that are perceived to be on the right.    While I don't consider Donald Trump to be on the right,   like you I'm concerned that he's going to garner a sizable amount of Walker's support.     If Ted Cruz doesn't win the nomination and a longshot Conservative doesn't pull off a mega upset,   I much rather Marco Rubio emerge as the nominee than Trump or Carly Fiorina.    Even eliminating my actual opinion of Trump and Fiorina,  which isn't favorable,   I have very little confidence either would win the general election.   Rubio is someone who I currently believe has a very realistic chance of winning the general election.  

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