Washington is Still Digging!
Incredibly, Scott Walker put out an ad which looked eerily similar:
They even shop at the same store? Im guessing they are both wearing a Faded Glory blue shirt! Seriously though, so someone in Washington stole Scott Walker's idea's. Why wouldnt they the guy is full of ideas. We know though that WI is on the comeback, (four years of republican control will set anyone waaaay back), another incredibly brilliant marketing campaign thought up by Scott Walker.
“I just think it’s disappointing that their campaign that puts so much emphasis and made such a big deal about how this was based on her own personal record, and her time at Harvard Business School…ends up in the end now looks like, at least a good chunk of it came from a political hack taking it from other states,” said Governor Walker.
SAY WHAA????
All of this republican plagiarism just might stick!
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Scott Walker is running a political Ponzi scam. As long as he can keep the "pay for play" dollars coming in and continue to sell off state assets in exchange for political donations, it does not matter what his track record is. He uses his HUGE campaign war chest to buy unlimited advertising to sell a false image of Scott Walker. This scam works as long as a majority of voters are duped by the message.
ReplyDeleteIs that the blue shirt he wouldn't allow to be put up at the airport parking garage?
ReplyDeleteI love the envious way "Gov" Walker keeps on mentioning the Harvard Business School, as if that were the sum of the differences between himself and Mary Burke, and the only reason most of us would support her is that he lacks the Harvard Business School Seal of Approval.
ReplyDeleteA clue for Gov Clueless: no amount of Harvard Business School would fix your level of careless disregard for any fact that might get in the way of, or not contribute in some manner to, your political advancement. A weasel is a weasel is a weasel; no fancy degree has ever changed that.
By contrast Mary Burke is coming across as disciplined, focused and direct in her answers to the "Gov" and the GOP's sad, flailing attacks. Harvard Business School may have polished her methods, but clearly the basic material was already there. Thank God -- Wisconsin deserves a savvy, capable Governor for a change.