Scott Walker Says He's a Voter-Listener, Not a Flip-Flopper
His potential rivals seek to highlight how he's changed his views on a number of issues, most notably immigration and ethanol.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker shakes hands with people following a grassroots training and rally event at Concord High School March 14, 2015 in Concord, New Hampshire.
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CONCORD, N.H.—Likely 2016 Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker on Saturday defended himself against charges that he's a flip-flopper during a brief exchange with reporters following his only public event on a two-day trip to New Hampshire.
The Wisconsin governor said he always tries to listen to voters, when asked by Mark Halperin of Bloomberg Politics what the difference is between changing your mind on an issue and flip-flopping.