Scott Walker’s spineless silence

The Washington Post ^ | February 20, 2015 | Editorial Board

[VeniVidiVici]

I’d like to find the Washington Post’s editorial condemning Obama for calling Bush ‘unpatriotic’.

[Let's Roll]

They’re trying to goad Walker into saying something they can hang around his neck through 2016.

I know it’s hard for them to believe because he’s not a college grad, but it looks like he’s too smart for them.

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

It’s time someone decided not to let the corrupt left wing press set the agenda. Rudy is not the issue. Rudy is not setting the agenda.

[Sioux-san]

No, we leave that behavior to John McCain.

[iontheball]

If Walker is listening, he better not go McCain wussy on an issue where the facts are overwhelmingly in support of Giuliani.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Let’s see here, I wonder what can we find in the compost’s comments after the article?

Hmmmm...

[Teacher317]

Obama is asked about Egypt's counter-attacks on ISIS after they behead 21... he can neither condone or condemn the actions...

So, in the same news cycle, the MSM goes after Scott Walker for failing to condone or condemn someone else's opinion of a third person.

FAR more important, I guess.

[irish guard]

Walker is hardly spineless. While working on Act 10 he and his family faced death threats. The Post can stick it

[timestax]

[2ndDivisionVet]

If Walker goes down it’s Ted all the way. Do they realize that? Or do they think that Bush would profit from it?

[Girlene]

Obama cannot love a country that he wants to fundamentally transform. He, himself, has essentially said he does not love this country.

[NormsRevenge]

Huh?

WaPo

Under New Management?

What a joke .. ‘Amazon’ in nature

Inferring ‘guilt’.

Damn. How low can ya go?

Don’t ask.

[olezip]

Scott Walker’s spineless silence

The left quickly resorts to name calling. They are soiling themselves with their frantic attempts to demean Scott Walker, a repeat winner against the left, and the choice of many for POTUS.

[FreedomPoster]

I believe the love of America generally shared by Saul Alinksy, Bill Ayers, Bernadine Dohrn, Jeremiah Wright, Van Jones and Frank Marshall Davis.

The WaPost’s editorial board is clearly scared of the truth and Scott Walker.

[tumblindice]

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[AlanGreenSpam]

Actually, Walker was spineless from my perspective in that he didn’t add to what Rudy started by reiterating Rudy’s points.

Rudy nailed President Bork Obunga for what he is.

[FreedomPoster]

I believe Obama’s love of America is that generally shared by Saul Alinksy, Bill Ayers, Bernadine Dohrn, Jeremiah Wright, Van Jones and Frank Marshall Davis.

fixed

[Texas Eagle]

Whoa. Who woke the WaPoo up?

[Pajamajan]

"can not love a country that he wants to fundamentally transform"

BUMP

[TalBlack]

“Mr. Giuliani has dived off the deep end before, so there was nothing all that surprising in his latest poison.”

They never say ‘”X” and “Y” spring to mind’ when they write something like this. They just call the guy what ever name they want to and say he’s crazy.