Walker's Relevant Day Of Unintended Irony

Announcing Thursday the irrelevancy of his views on same-sex marriage - - after years of being a gay rights' obstructionist and reaping all the benefits of the position from right-wing voters, funders and advocacy groups, and when the issue became fully relevant and newsworthy - - firmly validated Walker's thorough worthlessness.

Here's what was relevant - - and filled with fitting irony - - about his revealing statement and commitment to full-time political calculation, not policy or executive leadership, or moral conviction:

Making the announcement at an event described as muddy and messy:

During a 12-minute news conference at a muddy and messy groundbreaking event in Oak Creek, the first-term Republican governor argued that his position on same-sex marriage is no longer relevant. 

"It really doesn't matter what I think now," Walker said at one point. "It's in the constitution." 

And it's out of his hands, he suggested.