In a world where little seems to have staying power, Rolling Stone finds that the now-always-available Scott Walker can still deliver his special blend of logic-defying wordy salad with a heaping helping of Trump suck-up - - while contributing nothing new or memorable.
Few politicians would or could string this together, beginning with an opening remark devoid of anything tangible:
And "He left office in January...," suggesting he departed voluntarily, or was term-limited. How about, 'He was an incumbent, defeated in an upset...'
As a long-time Rolling Stone print subscriber, call me disappointed.
Few politicians would or could string this together, beginning with an opening remark devoid of anything tangible:
“Having worked in state government, I haven’t looked into any of the nuances out there,” Walker offers when asked if he believes the president has committed impeachable offenses. “When they were grumbling about some of his comments a year-plus ago — the press conference with the leader of Russia — it seemed to be more about semantics than anything else. You may not like what was said or agree with the general perception out there, but a lot of these things seem to be more politically driven than substantive.”But seriously, Rolling Stone: Scott Walker, really?
And "He left office in January...," suggesting he departed voluntarily, or was term-limited. How about, 'He was an incumbent, defeated in an upset...'
As a long-time Rolling Stone print subscriber, call me disappointed.
