Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker speaks during the Iowa Agriculture Summit, Saturday, March 7, 2015, in Des Moines, Iowa. Photo by Mark Peterson/Redux for MSNBC
Posted on 03/09/2015 10:54:44 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
You HAVE to laugh!
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker speaks during the Iowa Agriculture Summit, Saturday, March 7, 2015, in Des Moines, Iowa. Photo by Mark Peterson/Redux for MSNBC
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Well, they’ve been worshiping the “Lord of the Flies” for so long...
: ) Lol!
Not that it matters but does he dye his hair?
He’s 47 years-old.
It looks like a garden slug eye’s view . . . which pretty much describes your average enemedia photojournalist.
I had to go look - thought you were making it up.
You weren’t.
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HA!
He who laughs last, laughs best.
This is how the Governor would appear in a dream of a convinced leftist.
Only what is still remaining.
If it doesn't matter, why did you ax?
If these leftist rags and “news” channels think they’re damaging Walker with this type of treatment, they’re going to be disappointed. Voters know he’s a bit ungainly and down to earth.. and they like those qualities, especially after six years of the magic negro and his teleprompter brain.
OK Folks. Seriously? Do these deranged low IQ Lefties really think that way or are they frat boys gathered round a kichen table and determined to have a laugh.
If it is the former, it would explain the current administration’s policy decisions.
They had to take that pic from a distance. Too close and nothing can help her, not even photshop.
And it had to be with her looking away from the camera, because, as everyone knows, if she looks directly at you you're dead meat. And they don't want to kill off all her voters until AFTER the election.
... and raise it a ...
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