Koch brothers employee of the year and Wisconsin Gov. Scott "Kochhead" Walker (R-Kochland) is demonstrating once again why he isn't (and really never will be) ready for Prime Time. At the
“We need have someone who leads and ultimately will send a message that not only will we protect American soil, but…freedom-loving people anywhere else in the world. We need that confidence,” he said. “If I can take on a hundred thousand protesters, I can do the same across the world.” (our emphasis)Well, even some conservatives thought Walker might have gone a bit far in likening his union-busting in Wisconsin to fighting a terrorist organization. So, let his hemming- and- hawing commence:
"Let me be perfectly clear, I’m just pointing out the closest thing I have to handling this difficult situation is the 100,000 protesters I had to deal with," Walker said. [...]
"You all will misconstrue things the way you see fit," he said. "That’s the closest thing I have in terms of handling a difficult situation, not that there’s any parallel between the two."Still not good enough? Maybe you should let one of the spinmeisters
"Governor Walker believes our fight against ISIS is one of the most important issues our country faces. He was in no way comparing any American citizen to ISIS. What the governor was saying was when faced with adversity he chooses strength and leadership. Those are the qualities we need to fix the leadership void this White House has created.""Governor Walker" doesn't have the slightest clue about ISIS or any other foreign policy issue. He's a small bore functionary in the Koch brothers operation aiming to turn America into a plutocrat's Utopia. Of course he intended to compare labor unions with ISIS. Union-busting is what made his career (besides campaign fraud and irregularities, that is).
The dishonest little weasel has made enough unforced errors in recent weeks to fill up an entire campaign season. There was the evolution question. Then there was the "Is Obama a Christian" question. Then there was the "Do you think Obama loves America" question. Then there was the clumsy attempt to slash funding from the University of Wisconsin (and trying to change its mission) while funding a plutocrat's new sports arena. And his eagerness to sign a "right to work" law that he claimed while campaigning he wasn't all that interested in? And his proposal to slash public education funding in the State? Oh, did we mention he wants to skip a State debt payment because his tax cuts for the rich haven't panned out so well?
Of course, this recitation of stupidity and shilling for the plutocrat class endears him to the mouth-breathers on the right. It may not go down so well with the general electorate if he ever gets that far (current polls notwithstanding, he won't).
BONUS: Be sure to read Mr. Pierce's takedown of Walker the Warrior.
(h/t to Wisconsin cousin Nancy)
