Walker's headquarters in double secret location

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"I don't know that I recall a campaign not publicizing their campaign offices," said GOP campaign strategist Mark Graul. "But based on some of the ridiculousness of the absurd protesters, it makes sense not to let those people know where they're at so they don't go over there and dump beer on their heads or any of the other stupid things those idiots do."

But it's not like this is the only thing Walker's team wants to keep top secret.

His state office does not post his schedule ahead of time, releasing a monthly calendar only to those who ask. And the campaign doesn't announce fundraisers and won't provide a list of previous out-of-state events.

The other gubernatorial candidates let the public know where to find their main campaign offices.


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http://www.jsonline.com/watchdog/noquarter/guvs-hq-in-double-secret-location-6i56lbh-149449655.html

Whats Walker's campaign worried about? A reenactment of the closing scenes from animal house?

It's a sad statement on the polarization of Wisconsin, Walkers afraid of the negative press produced by picketers.

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1. You can run, governor

But you can't hide from the ballot box. Is this what Wisconsin Republicans look like? Scared little rabbits fleeing from hidey-hole to hidey-hole so they don't have to confront "those people"?

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3. The most telling story about Scott Walker is his Politifact scoring of 30 mostly false statements

...Out of 47, better then 50% of his public stsements are deceptive if not outright lies.


Stellar performance.


http://www.politifact.com/personalities/scott-walker/

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2. Every time I see his name, my mind automatically translates it into "Wanker".

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4. Just look for the dumpster full of cheetoes bags and ballots.... n/t