He said he believes Americans are looking for “fresh leadership with big, bold ideas … leaders from outside of Washington who are willing to take on Washington and put the power back in the hands of the states,” and leaders “who’ve actually made the tough choices to put in place commonsense conservative reform.”
“And as I look at that, I realize, hey, there’s a gap there that somebody needs to step up and fill,” he added.
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“[Voters] want new, fresh leadership, particularly if Republicans are going to take on a candidate from the past,” Walker said. “I think increasingly people believe they need a candidate from the future, not a name from the past to take on a name from the past.”
