Unintimidated, by Scott Walker: on Principles & Values

Scott Walker: Book "Unintimidated" isn't my biography, but about reforms

WALKER: In our case, it's pretty unique. People who want to know about my biography--how I became an eagle scout or what sports I did as a kid--they're going to be disappointed because this is really a book about the reforms that we did in Wisconsin, what we did, how we did it, most importantly, why we did it. And then at the end, a little bit of a reaction is to how it can apply to other states and ultimately to our nation's capital. We went through some pretty big attention early in 2011. The recall election was the first ever where a governor was successful and I think people wanted to know what, where and why. I hope actually more than just conservatives across the country read it, because I think they'll be surprised to see what they weren't seeing throughout the debate.

Mitt Romney: OpEd: "R" seemed to stand for "Rich", not "Reformer"

Romney is a decent and compassionate man, which is why it is so frustrating that Romney allowed himself to be portrayed as a defender of the rich & powerful instead of a champion of the poor & vulnerable.

Saul Alinsky: Tactics must begin with the experience of the middle class

The Wisconsin protesters did the exact opposite of what Alinsky advises. They epitomized "rudeness, vulgarity and conflict," and in so doing they lost the sympathy and support of many Wisconsites.

In the end, the protests did more to help us achieve our aims than anything we could possibly have come up with in the governor's office.

It just goes to show that the extremism of your opponents is often your greatest weapon in the fight for what is right.