Yet Another Embarrassing Tweet By Scott Walker

After the Green Bay Packers routed the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday night, Scott Walker decided to post this tweet to commemorate the occasion:

Considering that one of the bigger contributing factors to the Packers easy win is the fact that the Vikings' premier running back, Adrian Peterson, was not playing due to allegations of child abuse and the NFL's recent spike in incidents of domestic violence, Walker again put his cyber foot in his cyber mouth with this insensitive tweet.

And to think, this is coming from a guy who was just campaigning about how sensitive he is to domestic violence, too.

Chalk it up as just one more lie told by a master liar.

H/T to James Wigderson, who apparently not only thinks that this is OK too, but it's worth joking about.

Scott Walker: Did I Say That?

Do you remember when Scott Walker was running for governor and he promised he would create 250,000 jobs in his first term?

Well, he wishes you would stop doing that.

On Monday, Walker went into weaselspeak mode to say that he didn't really mean that pledge to create all those jobs:

On Monday in Merrill, he carefully backed away from the specific number.

"My goal wasn't so much to hit a magic number as much as it was, in the four years before I took office, when I was campaigning, I saw that we lost over 133,000 jobs in the state. I said, 'it's really not about jobs, it's about real people, real jobs like those here, and more importantly, affecting real families all across the state,'" Walker said.

His goal wasn't so much to hit a magic number...

Hmmm. Why don't we review what he really said his goal was:



Oh! So his goal wasn't to hit a magic number. His goal was to exceed a magic number.

Scott Walker lied through his weasel teeth. Who'd have thunk it?!

Who, that is, that isn't part of the main stream media or a Teapublican that is part of the scheme.