WISCONSIN'S GOVERNOR SCOTT WALKER IN 2016?

Scott Walker took office as Wisconsin's governor on January 3, 2011, after defeating the Democratic candidate Tom Barrett, obtaining 52% of the vote in the November 2010 general election. Walker is the only governor in U.S. history to win in a gubernatorial recall election. After the contentious collective bargaining dispute, his disapproval ratings varied between 50% and 51% while his approval ratings varied between 47% and 49% in 2011. The effort to recall him officially began on November 15, 2011. On June 5, 2012, Walker won the recall election against Barrett. This was only the third gubernatorial recall election in U.S. history and the first in which the incumbent won. He won the recall by a slightly larger margin (53% to 46%) than the 2010 election (52% to 46%). The matrix with SCOTT WALKER as the axis term shows that is is possible that he could win the 2016 Republican Presidential Nominee. That's not what I wrote last year, but on going back and checking the matrix that I had up I noticed that I had accidentally spelled his last name wrong, transposing the letters kuf and resh. When I fixed the spelling and searched again for his name it was matched with PRESIDENT (at skip -1) and the Hebrew year of the election, (5)777, against odds of about 683 to 1. Walker did very well with a speech that he gave for a Freedom Summit in Iowa on January 24, 2015.