Scott Walker Woos South Carolina G.O.P. With Tough Talk on Terror

“National security is something you hear about,” Mr. Walker said. “Safety is something you feel.” He framed the debate in personal terms, describing a fear that “it is not a matter of if” but when another “attempt is made on American soil.” And then he launched into the line that got him his biggest standing ovation of the day: “I want a leader who is willing to take the fight to them before they take the fight to us.”