Posted on 07/14/2015 12:15:43 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
Oops! Maybe the Scott Walker recall election in 2012 was not such a good idea in retrospect. Such is the conclusion of liberal Chris Cillizza writing in the Washington Post. According to Cillizza, although the attempt to recall Walker was appealing to liberals at the time, it backfired in a big way by making the Wisconsin governor well known nationally to the extent that he now has a good shot at winning the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
Cillizza tells his tale of political woe due to unexpected consequences:
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Trumka (AFL-CIO) is scared sh**less that Walker will launch a RICO investigation on his sorry arse if Walker get elected.
Let’s hope he takes a huge bite out of their collective arses! Couldn’t happen to a nicer bunch of people! /s
Notice the Leftists weren’t worried they would offend the moderates/independents voters by trying to get rid of Walker!
Anything he writes can be seen through that lens.
Great point.
The left is never worried that their over-the-top antics will drive "moderates" and "independents" into the arms of the Republican party.
I wonder why.
the leftists ooze superstitious fear of walker, despite the thin psuedo-scientific air of “rationality” they try to cultivate.
Even Ubershrew mentioned Walker in her carefully scripted speech yesterday. When the eventual nominee of the other party is already attacking you, you know you’re approaching the targeted zone.
Or...maybe not.
New WI Dem Party chairwoman Martha Laning joins protesters outside of Walker announcement
When you shoot at the king, you’d better not miss.
The best part was having a list of over half a million anti-alker folks in Wisconsin, including judges and low-level Republicans who signed off. It has really come in handy to use against those who claim to be “impartial”.
Because their tactic is to totally destroy individuals.
It is like the Oakland Raiders and Pittsburgh Steeler teams of the seventies. They would go out and attempt to injure star players on the opposing teams who posed a problem. They would take a penalty and some players might sit out a few games, but their opponents lost a key player for the rest of the season.
Wow. Being lying, vicious rat bastards can backfire on you. Who knew?
So true. The video of the protesters in denial is priceless. Where do these people come from? What do they eat? How do they earn a living?
Their existence is proof that Darwin was full of merde. In a survival of the fittest world, they would have been culled long ago.
Nietzsche played out on the political stage: “What does not kill me makes me stronger.” Of course, Machiavelli also went there: “Never do an enemy a small injury.” Couldn’t happen to a “nicer” crew than the polyglot that formed to try to overcome the electorate.
The people you refer to are paid 5k a month by Soros to travel the country starting trouble or keeping trouble going.
It's come in real handy when people run for local offices in conservative districts.
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