FROM FRONTRUNNER TO ALSO-RAN
Republican Presidential hopeful and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker speaks at the Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition 15th Annual Family Banquet and Presidential Forum held at the Iowa State fairgrounds on September 19 in Des Moines, Iowa. Walker announced Monday (Tuesday in Manila) that he was ending his election bid, after watching his early support from voters evaporate to statistically zero in the most recent polls. AFP PHOTO
Republican Presidential hopeful and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker speaks at the Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition 15th Annual Family Banquet and Presidential Forum held at the Iowa State fairgrounds on September 19 in Des Moines, Iowa. Walker announced Monday (Tuesday in Manila) that he was ending his election bid, after watching his early support from voters evaporate to statistically zero in the most recent polls. AFP PHOTO
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker announced Monday that he is dropping out of the presidential race so that voters can focus on a smaller number of candidates and a “positive, conservative” alternative to current Republican front-runner Donald Trump can rise to the top.