(R-Asshole)

WASHINGTON -- One of the most famous episodes of the 2011 labor battles in Wisconsin was when Gov. Scott Walker (R) took what he thought was a phone call from conservative billionaire David Koch. He later found out that it was actually a prank call from a journalist. In his new book "Unintimidated," Walker says the incident showed him that God was speaking to him.

The call, from Ian Murphy, editor of the Buffalo Beast, an alternative publication in Buffalo, N.Y., occurred on Feb. 22, 2011. Murphy, posing as Koch, asked Walker if he would be "planting some troublemakers" in the peaceful crowds that were protesting his anti-union legislation in Madison.

Walker replied that his office had "thought about that," in a comment that the Madison police chief later called "very unsettling and troubling."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/11/scott-walker-book_n_4254943.html

worthy of our attention.

He rest of us, not so much....

The same people who, for the 2016 presidential campaign, plan to go through Hillary's sock drawer yet again (including the regurgitation of Bill and Monica, cattle futures, and all matters which, if I recall correctly, got a tad of media scrutiny back in the day), and STILL won't let the Bengaaaaaaaazi nontroversy go, will play the game "oh sweet Jesus this is old news why can't liberals look forward like we Republicans" bullshit game.

As we know the national media will probably go along with this tactic. Will local Wisconsin media?

Just sayin'...