Wisconsin’s Governor Scott Walker suggested he might seek the nomination for the Republican presidential ticket in 2016. When Chuck Todd asked if Walker would support a presidential candidacy for Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), Walker poo-poohed the idea that any politician in Congress, Left or Right, could made a decent candidate for the office of president. “We offer a fresh approach – any of us, now 31 governors across the country – have the executive experience outside of Washington to provide a much better alternative to the old, tired, top-down approach you see out of Washington, DC,” Walker said on NBC. “Overall, I believe governors make much better presidents than members of Congress.” If a man’s influence is measured by the enemies he has, Walker is one of the most influential presidential wannabes. Walker’s political enemies ordering secret police raids on Walker’s political supporters is a pretty tough claim to beat. More…