Former RepMarkWalker weighs up North Carolina gubernatorial bid
Walker previously chaired the influential Republican Study Committee and served in House GOP leadership before opting against seeking another term in 2020 due to redistricting. He later launched a bid for the Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Richard Burr but was defeated by Rep. Ted Budd in the primary.
“Not that there's a huge dislike for the lieutenant governor, but with him being so aligned with Donald Trump, not just kind of supporting each other, but some of the things he's done and said — Republicans might be getting to the place where they are recalibrating and realizing that candidate quality does matter, not just the rhetoric. You've got to be focused on results as well,” they said.
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