Discussion for article #238339
There was an article in the paper the other day about Walker acting as his own campaign strategist. I guess this twitter fail is what happens when you have a fool for a client.
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Why am I now hearing “Yakkity Sax”?
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Let’s just say, Scottie is not the ideal Alpha Male.
Naturally Premature
Walker 2016
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“Scott is in”?
Well come on out Scottie, it’s safe to do so now.
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That was gonna garner either a gay joke or a sex joke wasn’t it?
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All the money he’s been raking from in from corporatists led him to the conclusion he was a candidate. Why else would he be sitting on that pile.
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Next to Trump this is the guy I want to get the GOP nomination.
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Or a frightened little boy afraid to come out and play joke.
I guess it can be taken multiple ways depending on how someone chooses to take it.
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I’m conflicted between Scottie boy and Ted Cruz. And becoming more concerned about Aqua Buddha. He polls pretty well with younger voters plus the Libertarian message, while often circular, is appealing to Americans.
He will now push to rescind open Twitter laws.
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I suspect that the people who offer up different solutions to the ones which have been hurting the middle and lower classes for so long will poll well even if the ideas, such as Rand Paul’s, aren’t really functional.
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True. If only candidates would offer up actual solutions instead of rhetoric. I’d love to see this in a debate.
Mostly what we get during campaigns are high level policy statements devoid of any protein. For instance John McCain had a “plan” to get us out of the middle east but to date he’s not been willing to share this plan even though he was dead certain it would work.
I’d like to hear more of what is needed for a candidates stated policies to become implemented. Most are far beyond pie in the sky.
But I realize that I live in a country where the vast majority of the voting public hates to be made to actually think.
So it goes…
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“We’re looking into today’s issue, and we’ve determined the Walker team was not at fault,” a Twitter spokesman said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
And right there we have the blanket abdication of responsibility that would be the hallmark of a Walker administration.
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Yes. I mean, whose fault would it be, if not “the Walker team”'s fault?
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I agree. It would actually be nice to have a substantive debate over these issues. Unfortunately, we have politicians who are just giving basic statements and people who are closed off to any kind of information that counters their beliefs even when their own examples are completely refuted. Sigh…it isn’t fun is it?
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Walker can’t be reached for comment. He is at Barnes & Noble arguing with a clerk who wont give a refund on a copy of “Twitter for Dummies” containing crayon marks.
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Scott was self-pleasuring while practicing the tweet, but in a moment of passion-induced frenzy accidentally hit ¨send¨.
And most people didn’t immediately notice Walker’s tweet as Hillary had sent a notable tweet earlier in the day.
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Walker and is ilk will blame Obama for all their errors, no doubt!