Walker (privately) flips back to path to citizenship. [Update: Denies it]

[Likely Voter]

From the WSJ

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http://www.wsj.com/articles/walker-backs-path-to-citizenship-at-private-new-hampshire-dinner-1427390295

So is this a case of Walker talking 'no amnesty' in public (and especially in IA) but thinking that he can talk path to citizenship in private (in NH). It will be interesting to see how he responds. Will he deny it?

If this is his new (or renewed) position, it would actually put him to the left of Bush, who has moved from path to citizenship to 'legal status'.

[Mr. Morden]

It will be interesting to see how he responds. Will he deny it?

Yes.  Walker says he didn't make those comments:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/03/26/scott-walker-immigration_n_6950470.html

[Likely Voter]

Not surprised he would deny, he cant be seen changing his position twice in a matter of weeks. Wonder if anyone has recording (ala 47%). The WSJ isn't some sloppy blog.

This issue will be as important in 2016 as it was in 2012 if not bigger, both in GOP primary and in the general.

[bobloblaw]

Bush operatives planting a story

[Adam Griffin]

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