Walker Must Think Everyone's Computer Is A Waukesha County "Defecto"

So Scott Walker waltzes into the US Capitol and gets reamed, under oath (video here), because no one wants to hear his glib chaff about having campaigned openly about busting unions.

As long as you don't have a vintage Kathy Nickolaus machine that can't "save," downloading and saving posts about that fib is easy.

In fact, I'll copy out the entire text and link to hoe post, here, to show that Walker walked into a trap of his making:

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Journal Sentinel Editorial Breaks Through Walker's Dishonest Spin

This line in today's Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editorial on union-busting measures put forward by Scott Walker that both houses of the State Legislature have now approved, and which, barring successful challenges, Walker will soon sign into law:

"Walker never campaigned on disenfranchising public-employee unions. If he had, he would not have been elected."

Posted by James Rowen at 5:21 PM  

For God's sake, Walker bragged to the fake David Koch about having dropped the bomb on public employees. Like they general public, employees had no inkling that a demand for give-backs - - which he did campaign on - - would be extracted on top of the loss of collective bargaining rights in place for nearly 60 years.

Like the continuing travails in a catastrophic first 100 days, Walker's embarrassment on Capitol Hill is entirely his own making.

We're in Full Petard territory. Again.