Pic Of The Moment: Scott Walker Takes A Firm Stand On The Issue Of Repealing The 14th Amendment

[EarlG]

Walker on birthright citizenship: 3 positions, 7 days

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[rurallib]

1. Walker strongly supports every position

[alterfurz]

7. Walker strongly supports every position...

...that will advance his political career, benefit his dark money donors/masters, impair government's ability to promote the common good, and ratfuck those on his "enemies list."

[SusanaMontana41]

20. STOP IT!

[rladdi]

16. The voters need to realize Scott Walker is not very educated. He is a puppet for

special interests who want him elected really bad. So he will say anything to get votes. Of course those voting for him are the uneducated to. Walker is finance by the Koch brothers, who are socialists, and really want control of this nation. They intend to destroy our basis rights and run America like President Putin does. Gov. Walker and other GOP candidates are very dangerous for this nation and the people. Of course we have a few Supreme Court Justices that are helping the GOP win over the nation.

[SusanaMontana41]

22. The problem is — and this an awful thing to say —

Walker's flock is no more educated than he is.

Forgive me for saying that.

[awoke_in_2003]

30. Meh, they voted for him...

And I may get torched for saying it, but Walker looks stupid. He has a vapid, empty look about his face.

[SusanaMontana41]

31. To me, Walker always looks like he's had a few. n/t

[Frank Cannon]

24. The Koch brothers are socialists?

That's a new one on me.

National Socialists, maybe. But socialists?

[onehandle]

2. More evidence that he was in the right place at the right time to become governor.

His 'power' as governor, just like Christie's, will only work within the border of his state.

[rladdi]

17. Yes, your correct on that assumption, since the people of the 2 states are loving being dictated too

and their rights being taken away. Have to wonder what the citizens of those states think when they elect puppet leaders.

[Still In Wisconsin]

25. Not totally loving it now. Walker down to 37% approval in Wisconsin.

This with 59% disapproval. He's going to end up with the same 30% Bush had by the end.

[Plucketeer]

3. This phenomenon isn't something peculiar to Walker

Although Walker IS peculiar. The 7 day switch!

[4lbs]

4. He's just taking a firm position...

And his position is clear!

[SusanaMontana41]

21. rofl!

[Still In Wisconsin]

26. His position is also Big and Bold (TM)

Can't forget that.

[2naSalit]

5. Just another in a wide variety of

weather vane candidates where every spin brings in more ca$h.

I am concerned for all life one earth, with the possible exception of humans, at this point.

[Cosmic Dancer]

6. Says something about Wisconsin, they voted for this moron three times in four years.

[Still In Wisconsin]

27. What does it say about us?

Ahnold won California, Jesse Ventura won Minnesota, Scott Brown was elected from Mass.

Careful not to generalize.

[Cosmic Dancer]

33. Three times, come on !

[Still In Wisconsin]

34. OK you're right.

I guess one big mass suicide in Wisconsin is what you want. Never mind that people are finally figuring it out and he's down to 36% approval.

[Cosmic Dancer]

35. What I'd like is for the good people of Wisconsin to vote this ahole out of office and end

his career but that ain't gonna happen cause of Dave and Chuck.

[Still In Wisconsin]

36. For what it's worth I don't think he has any intention of continuing as Governor.

Win or lose in the primary (or the general but it won't come to that) I don't think Scott Walker has any endgame in Wisconsin. He's not really from here (Colorado Springs actually) and we were never more than a vehicle to further his Presidential aspirations.

I'm not by any means the only one who thinks this either- plenty of Republicans in our state government have said the same. He's probably headed for a gig as a consultant or Faux commentator, ala Palin and Huckabee.

[AllyCat]

8. Hey, it's "worked" for how he's mangled Wisconsin

[AllyCat]

9. This "shifting" was just reported on the Madison lunchbreak news

[stevenleser]

10. This explains why Trump is doing so well. Right wing parties all over the globe value strength very

highly. To them, strength means never changing position, never apologizing, and being aggressive.

My definition of strength and that of fellow DUers is probably different from that, but Trump is giving the right wing conservative base what they want, and the rest of the GOP candidates are behaving like wet noodles (thats my favorite descriptor for them).

Jeb has given 5-6-7 who knows how many now different answers to questions about whether the Iraq war was a good thing, Walker did this about birthright, and meanwhile Trump is being, well, Trump.

[d_legendary1]

11. At least he's consistent

Consistently wrong, but consistent.

[Initech]

12. The Republican issue stance cycle: 1. Yes. 2. Deny you said yes. 3. Back slowly away from issue.

[SusanaMontana41]

13. Always checking the political wind. His finger must be dripping with saliva. n/t

[3catwoman3]

14. "What a difference a day makes.'

"24 little hours" Well, 48 -96 hours, to be accurate, but those lyrics wouldn't fit as well.

[CanonRay]

18. Is that a flip-flop-flip, or a flop-flip-flop

or does he just not know what the fuck he is doing?

[Still In Wisconsin]

28. "or does he just not know what the fuck he is doing?"

Ding ding ding! We have a winner!

[SusanaMontana41]

32. That is one of THE funniest posts I've seen on DU. Thanks for the yuks! n/t

[ejbr]

19. Earl G

I think it's time to take out the spatula of redemption

[bulloney]

23. I don't think Walker can take a crap without the Koch Bros. telling him when, where and how much.

[Still In Wisconsin]

29. Also correct.

Scott Walker is not bright. He is very skilled in the politics of personal resentment and opportunism, but he is not bright.