Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said Wednesday that despite his victory in the recall election, Mitt Romney is the underdog in Wisconsin. “I think he is an underdog,” Walker told MSNBC host Chuck Todd. “I think he’d acknowledge he’s an underdog, particularly in Wisconsin, but anyone looking at the results last night would also acknowledge that it’s now competitive of Wisconsin.” In order for Romney to win his state, Walker said that the former Massachusetts governor needs to lay out a platform similar to Wisconsin GOP Rep. Paul Ryan’s plan. “And if he does something like that and he makes a case to the people of Wisconsin that he’s willing to take those kind of risks to get America back on track for our kids he can win,” Walker said.
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