Scott Walker is in Philly today...currently just finished his cheesesteaks at Geno's and Pat's. According to Gelb, he cut a bunch of people in line. What an ass.

It's pretty cute Walker thinks he can win a state in the NE. (Spoiler: he won't)

Walker should have a decent shot at winning New Hampshire and Pennsylvania.

jerseyhoya wrote:Walker should have a decent shot at winning New Hampshire and Pennsylvania.

Sure, in the primaries

jerseyhoya wrote:Walker should have a decent shot at winning New Hampshire and Pennsylvania.

He has a chance, he won't though.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Walker should have a decent shot at winning New Hampshire and Pennsylvania.

Sure, in the primaries

Yeah, PA is not a swing state with Walker as the general election candidate.

Sure it is

Is NH one of the stated that split the electoral votes? He might get one of those

Nm that's Maine

Obama won nationally by 3.86%, he won PA by 5.38%. In a tight national election, every reason to expect PA is very much in play. Walker has won 3 highly contested elections in the past 5 years by decent margins in a state Obama won by more than he won PA in 2012. Don't think there's any reason to believe Walker would necessarily do any better or worse than the other GOP candidates in Pennsylvania. In a lot of ways Pennsylvania is more like Wisconsin than Florida.

Happily, to become POTUS Walker is forced to open his mouth and emit noises that sound like thoughts and ideas, sometimes in response to questions that he doesn't get to choose whether or not to answer, and once he's done that for a few days his chances evaporate

Walker is a stooge. That's fine for governor of 21st century Wisconsin. For POTUS, no

jerseyhoya wrote:Obama won nationally by 3.86%, he won PA by 5.38%. In a tight national election, every reason to expect PA is very much in play. Walker has won 3 highly contested elections in the past 5 years by decent margins in a state Obama won by more than he won PA in 2012. Don't think there's any reason to believe Walker would necessarily do any better or worse than the other GOP candidates in Pennsylvania. In a lot of ways Pennsylvania is more like Wisconsin than Florida.

I don't know, nightman sounded very sure of himself.

I really dislike Hillary but it's a near guarantee that the GOP will nominate someone I find more distasteful #partylinevote.

I'll eat my hat if thr Republican nominee wins PA.

pacino wrote:I'll eat my hat if thr Republican nominee wins PA.

This will be the highlight of BSG Day IX

http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/27/politics/ ... index.html

Joining Fiorina will be Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Fiorina's inclusion at the exclusive retreat comes as Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, who reportedly performed poorly at the Brothers' most recent "seminar" in January, will not court the powerful this weekend.

Sounds like a great way to go about democracy.

jerseyhoya wrote:Walker should have a decent shot at winning New Hampshire and Pennsylvania.

Not by cutting in line at Geno's

jerseyhoya wrote:In a lot of ways Pennsylvania is more like Wisconsin than Florida.

Cheese is what binds Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

SK790 wrote:http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/27/politics/carly-fiorina-koch-summit-invite/index.html

Joining Fiorina will be Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Fiorina's inclusion at the exclusive retreat comes as Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, who reportedly performed poorly at the Brothers' most recent "seminar" in January, will not court the powerful this weekend.

Sounds like a great way to go about democracy.

The Koch Brothers Summit... where billionaires buy their politicians.

I could easily see a republican taking PA. Not going to get the insane 100% wins in philly this time around and the crazies are getting pretty fired up for this one