Walker used the wrong light at Hanukah

[Updated, 4:54 p.m.] I have to thank my brethren at One Wisconsin now and the Madison Capital Times for locating and publishing this gem about how Walker signed off on a request from a leading Milwaukeean who wanted to arrange the placing of a Hanukah menorah at the Courthouse during Walker's County Executive days:

The letter is signed, "Thank you again and Molotov."

But, as Tommy Thompson showed us, they repeat themselves.

And I don't think this was a Walker spellcheck or staff problem.

Media reporting on earlier Walker email and document dumps related to the John Doe probe have noted how much attention Walker paid to communications that left his office:

Several emails show Walker suggesting minor changes to press releases, writing his own responses, and pushing back against news stories he did not view as favorable. In an April 1, 2010, email sent to his chief of staff Tom Nardelli, Walker outlines his media strategy and tells Nardelli: "No one should be commenting on anything until we have a chance to talk and until we agree on our message." 

And I've worked in enough government executive office to know that the boss reads out-going letters - - especially to VIP's and/or on sensitive issues - -  and would certainly see how a letter ends right above the signature.

This was a Walker-Didn't-Know problem - - which indicates other problems.