article_snippet: Concord, New Hampshire Walker brought Walker Midwestern swagger to New Hampshire on Saturday, leading a crowd of activists to cheers as Walker sought to draw a contrast to Walker top-tier rival in the unofficial GOP presidential race, Jeb Bush.
article_snippet: Walker was met with great fanfare at Walker only open event during Walker two-day stop to the first-in-the-nation primary state.
article_snippet: Activists gathered at Concord High School for a training event that was hosted by the New Hampshire GOP and headlined by Walker's appearance.
article_snippet: Walker wore the hat for the rest of Walker time on stage.
article_snippet: (While Walker may have donned the cap-and-sweater look Saturday afternoon, Walker was set to sport a tux later that night for Walker speaking appearance at the Gridiron Club's annual white-tie dinner in Washington,
article_snippet: D.C. President Barack Obama was also scheduled to speak at the Gridiron Club's annual white-tie dinner in Washington.)
article_snippet: Walker's more private itinerary included meetings with New Hampshire business and political leaders, including Massachusetts' former senator, Scott Brown, who resides in New Hampshire and ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. Senate seat in the state last year.
highlights_snippet: Walker is on a two-day stop in the first-in-the-nation primary state .
  