I'm not talking about his tweeting pictures of half-eaten sandwiches or releasing distorted economic data to paper over his failed jobs' promise that has keep the state's economy stalled far behind the national recovery.
I'm talking about Walker making light of the bright flashes that would accompany a nuclear war:
I'm talking about Walker making light of the bright flashes that would accompany a nuclear war:
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said Thursday he knows a 1980s rock song he quoted in a speech about the state's economy is about a pending nuclear holocaust.
"That's why I didn't quote the whole song," Walker said, with a laugh, when asked why he made the reference when speaking to hundreds of business, education and government leaders at the Future Wisconsin Economic Summit.
Walker was so committed to quoting the 1986 Timbuk3 song, "The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades," that he broke out a pair of dark sunglasses at the beginning of his speech…some of you may be young enough you don't remember them, but I remember the '80s...Remember that great song, 'The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades'?"Yeah, so funny.
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