When it comes to government workers, Scott Walker knows how to hire them. If they agitate about "benefits" and "collective bargaining," they're lazy and want to inflict any pain they can on the taxpayers of Wisconsin, and Scott Walker will do anything in his power to try to fire them. But if they're college-dropout 27-year-olds convicted of two whole drunk driving offenses daddy's lawyer couldn't get them out of, they're prime talent Scott Walker will
If (when) this doesn&#039;t work out, he&#039;ll take a job as Director of Future Initiatives for the Cato Institute. First report: <i>It&#039;s the Morning After Again in America</i><blockquote>It&#039;s morning again in America. Today more men and women will <strike>go to work</strike> be unemployed than ever before in our country&#039;s history. With <strike>interest rates</strike> wages at about half the record highs of 2012, nearly 2,000 families today will <strike>buy new homes</strike> give up hope, more than at any time in the past four years. This afternoon 6,500 young men and women will <i>not</i> be gay married. It&#039;s morning again in America, and under the leadership of <strong>President Walker</strong>, our country is <strike>prouder and stronger and better</strike> non-union. Why would we ever want to return to where we were less than four short years ago?</blockquote>
Well, if by door we mean fat, stupid, 3 pack-a-day hover-rounders, I&#039;d say hundreds. If by door we mean door, then I have no idea. I&#039;ll put this in the golfer &quot;addressing&quot; the ball category.
<blockquote>Last week, Werwie described Deschane as a &ldquo;natural fit&rdquo; for the position at the Commerce Department.</blockquote> Yes, &quot;commerce&quot; seems just about right.
If (when) this doesn&#039;t work out, he&#039;ll take a job as Director of Future Initiatives for the Cato Institute. First report: <i>It&#039;s the Morning After Again in America</i><blockquote>It&#039;s morning again in America. Today more men and women will <strike>go to work</strike> be unemployed than ever before in our country&#039;s history. With <strike>interest rates</strike> wages at about half the record highs of 2012, nearly 2,000 families today will <strike>buy new homes</strike> give up hope, more than at any time in the past four years. This afternoon 6,500 young men and women will <i>not</i> be gay married. It&#039;s morning again in America, and under the leadership of <strong>President Walker</strong>, our country is <strike>prouder and stronger and better</strike> non-union. Why would we ever want to return to where we were less than four short years ago?</blockquote>
Fat, drunk and stupid...
This assface isn&#039;t qualified to be a Walmart door greeter. But hey...what do I know? I work for a living.
It&#039;s part of the Christian ethos to forgive. Unless the sinner is a liberal.
Well, if by door we mean fat, stupid, 3 pack-a-day hover-rounders, I&#039;d say hundreds. If by door we mean door, then I have no idea. I&#039;ll put this in the golfer &quot;addressing&quot; the ball category.
Just what does a golfer say to a ball, anyway?
Yikes...that&#039;s not a site you want to peruse when you&#039;re eating lunch.
You have to work pretty damn hard to get 2 DUIs in Wisconsin given that half the state is in a bar on any given night.
Why do all republicans look like child molesters, serial killers or Nazis?
He definitely has a salad tossing face, nice bit of blubber to sit on.
As someone who has awoken naked in a jail cell before I guess number 1.
It is like the last bastion of aristocrats directing WWI.
heck of a job, scottie...
<i>.. a bureau director at the state Department of Regulation and Licensing..</i>
A bureau director, that must be the person who signs off on the hunting licenses.
And supplying the beer during the pheasant hunts.
<blockquote>Last week, Werwie described Deschane as a &ldquo;natural fit&rdquo; for the position at the Commerce Department.</blockquote> Yes, &quot;commerce&quot; seems just about right.
Hehe, you misspelled &quot;peasant.&quot;