James Wigderson has a good column this week about what Walker said in his State of the State speech… and what he didn’t say. Read the whole thing, but he concludes:

Tuesday night was a missed chance for the governor to express his vision for the state. Instead, Walker asked the public to give him ideas of what they want to see by 2020. But isn’t that why we elect leaders, to share their vision with us? Walker is home from the presidential campaign. It’s time for him to inspire Wisconsinites to support him and his policy goals, not to lead us from behind