On Thursday’s Special Report, Charles Krauthammer said he expects conservatives will have a hankering for a governor when they are selecting a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination in 2016.
“I think there’s going to be a push to get one of these new young faces; governors who are extremely conservative, and nonetheless have done stuff in the real world,” Krauthammer said. “And I think Scott Walker is a good example of someone who took on the government unions, hardly a moderate position, [and] he did it well.”
Krauthammer continued to explain that he thinks there will be a real hunger for new faces in the Republican Party, even as Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney will compete for the attention of the wealthy donors with money to spend.
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