The College Republicans of America chapter at the University of Wisconsin recently hosted a Walk Away event on their campus. The event was a massive success as many people from around the area went to the event to listen to the five speakers talk about their experiences. 

The Walk Away Movement, better known as the WalkAway campaign, was started by Brandon Straka, who created the project after he “walked away” or left the Democratic party, leaving as a liberal and embracing the republican party with open arms. Straka was one of the main speakers at the event, along with four other individuals who left the Democratic party like him. 

Rolf Lindgren, the Pints and Politics director for the Republican Party of Dane County, was one of the attendees listening to Straka and four other individuals speak about their experience of walking away from the Democratic party. 

He reflected on what the speakers told the large audience, including the stories of two black individuals who had a waning relationship with the Democrat party after the 2020 BLM riots. 

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