On terrorism, there's the bad, and really bad, Scott Walker

I noted yesterday that like Donald Trump, Scott Walker could not bring himself to be pointed and accurate in his weak and weak Tweet about murder and mayhem in Charlottesville at the hands of a white supremacist mob - -

We should all condemn the violence and hate in Charlottesville, VA.

- - though other Republican leaders like Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz had no problem using language like "terror" or "terrorism."

"Terrorism" has popped up on Walker's Twitter feed before:

Scott Walker‏Verified account @ScottWalkerMore
12:00 PM - 17 May 2015

But What Walker was referencing on Twitter that day was an AP story about, again, some uninspired, boilerplate remarks he made during his nano-second Presidential run about fighting terrorism abroad.

And when he should have been calling for a broad aggressive response against violent white supremacists terrorizing an American city?

Walker spent the rest of the evening yesterday repeatedly tweeting and posting photos about the Brewers extra-inning win.

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Verified account @ScottWalker

.@Brewers thanks for a super ending!!!! #ThisIsMyCrew

Then again, we really should have no expectations that Walker understands terrorism, given his major stumble over the issue during that same failed run for President:

Yes, Scott Walker really did link terrorists with protesting teachers and other unionists