Scott Walker Was the Rick Perry of the 2016 Campaign

Scott Walker's SuperPac running
today on Google ads -
Unintimidated

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel columnist, Dan Bice, wrote in April 2013 that Scott Walker is not an "ideas guy," suggesting someone as error-prone as Walker who can't think on his feet "could earn him the distinction of being the Gov. Perry of the 2016 campaign." (Daniel Bice chat transcript on Thursday, April 18, 2013) (Mal Contends)

Ooops.

Bice turned out to be right. Hope the Journal-Sentinel doesn't fire the guy.

Walker's attempt to answer (and mostly avoid) fundamental public policy questions doomed his campaign making Walker's bosses, the moneyed special interests from whom Walker takes orders, nervous they backed the wrong sock puppet.

For fun reading before the Noon games today:

• Juan Cole's Top Cringe Worthy Foreign Policy Moments in GOP Debate
• Mike Allen and Alex Isenstadt's 'It's a f---ing bitch, man,'  
• Frank Bruni's Scott Walker’s Cocktail of Ignorance

An Ooops moment, Scott Walker's whole campaign is a Ooops moment.

The Wisdom of Scott Walker—Jarring and Absent as Racism Convo Blooms

"There is a problem we have to deal with in America when it comes to race," added Scott Walker to the national conversation about racism in the wake of Charleston.

This is the caliber of the man who would be Republican Party's nominee for the presidency.

Incredible.

From Mary Spicuzza of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:

Scott Walker is in over his head