JERUSALEM (AP) – Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is wrapping up a five-day “listening tour” through Israel, his first visit to the U.S. ally as he shapes his foreign policy.
But don’t ask the Republican White House prospect where he went, whom he listened to or what was said.
Walker isn’t taking questions. And his aides refused to disclose his itinerary or the identities of his traveling companions.
As Republicans criticize Democratic presidential contender Hillary Rodham Clinton for limiting public scrutiny, Walker has adopted a similar strategy on what may be the most significant international fact-finding mission of his political career.
He said before leaving that he’d talk about his trip when he was back in the U.S.