Scott Walker Riding With Joni Ernst in Iowa as Rivals Give Chase
Scott Walker is the only potential presidential candidate who can go to a biker rally and mean it
Posted on 06/06/2015 2:10:49 PM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Scott Walker Riding With Joni Ernst in Iowa as Rivals Give Chase
Scott Walker is the only potential presidential candidate who can go to a biker rally and mean it
:-)
I believe Rick Perry also arrived on a Harley, doing his own ride fund raiser for the Puppy Jake Foundation.
They can keep the damn motor-scooter.
Whoever says that it’s time for all ethanol and farm subsidies to end, is the Man (or Woman).
Two separate campaign officials had confirmed to Breitbart News candidates were held for security reasons due to a security breach.
A third campaign confirmed to Breitbart News that it was in fact a “bomb threat.”............
This should get him some votes in Iowa.
What kind of motorcycle does Hillary ride? Maybe a broom
Perry has his own Harley, but the one he’s riding today belongs to a wounded vet who can’t ride it. It’s a pretty cool bike.
I think that Perry was in two rides today. His motorcycle has its own interesting story.
“The Des Moines Register’s Jennifer Jacobs notes that Perry’s Harley was on loan from Taylor Morris, who lost parts of all four limbs while serving with the U.S. Navy in Afghanistan.”
I read that. There are pictures linked in post #4.
Thanks missed it :(
Walker has the support of Iowa Governor Branstad and his machine in the presidential race.
Quite a contrast
LOL
All good. Just wanted everyone to see it.
CW, I’m so with you. THIS IS THE GUY. I want this man to be POTUS. Thanks for these posts.
That is a good looking Harley that Perry is riding!
Two of the three are real men - the other is a wussie, except when it comes to playing hardball with the American people.
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