I'm worried about ISIS threat in US: Scott Walker

[riversedge]

Source: CNBC.com




I'm worried about ISIS threat in US: Scott Walker
Tom DiChristopher
2 Hours Ago CNBC.com





The United States may need to use ground troops in the fight against Islamic State, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker told CNBC on Thursday.

"Whether it's special ops or other engagements out there, we've got to be prepared to do what it takes to keep America safe," the potential 2016 GOP presidential candidate said in a "Squawk Box" interview.

Read more: http://www.cnbc.com/id/102438012

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Time for this #teaparty newbie to scare Americans!

[fredamae]

1. Ironically-Walker worries most Americans n/t

[Scuba]

6. +1

[YvonneCa]

15. Walker lacks FP knowledge. ABC Raddatz interview...

...on ThisWeek:

http://crooksandliars.com/2015/02/abcs-martha-raddatz-makes-scott-walker

[riversedge]

26. Walker hired foreign and domestic advisors this week.....

I recall Martha interview. I had to chuckle--Scooter was soooooooooo out of his league.
but he is an apt politician--learns talking points fast so beware.

[YvonneCa]

28. :) Talking points do not a Foreign Policy...

...make. Exhibit A... George E. Bush. We can't afford another eight years like that.

[riversedge]

29. oh, I certainly agree with you on both points. Guess my point

was that talking points seem to be a draw for many--after all--GWB was elected 2x!!--oops-as Hilary said--Selected

[MillennialDem]

30. The demograhics have changed since Bush was elected in our favor. And he still lost the popular vote

in 2000, regardless of your opinion about what happened in Florida. Americans collectively do not like republicans.

[YvonneCa]

31. I agree. That the American electorate...

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...was not informed/engaged enough to see through GWBs talking points is what allowed his selection as president. It was awful for our country and we can't afford to do that again with Walker.
He needs to be outed for what he is...a FP puppet and anti union and SSecurity proponent. I was so glad that Raddatz did her job as a reporter. We need more like her!

[olegramps]

18. I will be glad to hold his coat so he can be the first to enlist for the fight.

[Jimbo S]

23. Or his two sons

both college aged.

[BeyondGeography]

2. Yes, the Scott Walker threat is far more real

[riversedge]

11. yes, his threat

to achieve the nomination is real--lots of backing from conservative organizations.

[bklyncowgirl]

3. I'm worried that any Isis wannabe can go to a gun show and buy all sorts of firearms

We are going to have crazy people do these sort of things. We don't have to make it easy.

[mog75]

22. or a gun store

Background checks are required at gunshows the same as they are at any gun store.

[joshdawg]

4. Why not?

The only thing the tea-baggers/republicans have is fear.

[another_liberal]

5. If there was no "Islamic State," our MIC would have to create one . . .

Wait a minute. Come to think of it, that's how we got this one.

[Scuba]

7. You noticed that too, eh?

[procon]

8. Not a particularly good trait

for anyone who fancies himself qualified to become the most powerful man in the world. Better that he should aspire to reading scary stories as another celebrity guest host on FauxNews.

[blackspade]

9. Walker needs to STFU.

Idiot.

[Dopers_Greed]

10. I'm really worried about ISIS in America...

But the genocide, slavery, organ harvesting, etc, etc, they are inflicting on non-Americans? No big deal.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

12. "we've got to be prepared to do what it takes to keep America safe"

Okay,....about Climate Change....

[bulloney]

13. Typical Republican speak.

Fear! Fear! Fear!, with intermittent "Be Afraid."

If these goofs didn't have fear to speak from, they'd have nothing, because they don't have any ideas on how to run the country.

And what would clowns like Walker do if we would happen to be under attack from an ISIS-type terror group? My guess is he would be curled up in a fetal position in a corner of their mother's basement crying for the bad guys to go away. That's basically how those types responded to the 9-11 attacks.

[truthisfreedom]

14. Fear: primary repuke leadership skill

Keep em scared!

[onehandle]

16. Does this take his focus off of destroying Wisconsin?

Projecting fake worries is easier than Governin' for the Kochs.

[riversedge]

25. WI has Repup Senate, Assembly and Supreme Court..

And Walker is backed by ALEC and Koch state legislators. so, answer is no.

[City Lights]

17. I'm worried about the Scott Walker threat in the US.

The GOPee's got nothing but hate and fear.

[geretogo]

19. It's a toss up as to who is the biggest terrorist Scott Walker and the evil Right or ISIS . They

both are trying to destroy this country and its people .

[freshwest]

20. Just find how the Koch brothers will get more power. Walker only cares about His Master's Voice.

[Yavin4]

21. If ISIS wanted to destroy America, all they would have to do is

donate to Scott Walker's campaign for president.

[Vinca]

24. Scott Walker is a much bigger threat to the U.S.

[Faux pas]

27. Time for the 'right' to pump up the

FEAR, that's their favorite platform plank.

[Sunlei]

32. I'm worried that Scott Walkers 'only a high school education' big mouth-will make the USA a target

Walkers lack of education and lack of ANY real job experience hurts our country much more then it helps anything.

[Arkana]

33. Wow, this guy's got no foreign policy chops.

I honest-to-god think that his primary opponents will take advantage of this.

[workinclasszero]

34. I'm more worried about the teabagger dominunist threat in America right now

Republicans are the main economic/social terror group oppressing the average American today for sure.

[riversedge]

36. +1

[Renew Deal]

35. Walkers cluelessness is a greater threat to the US than other exremists.

[Frank Cannon]

37. I'm as afraid of ISIS as I was of Islamic terrorists after 9/11.

In other words: NOT. I wasn't afraid before 9/11, either. And I wasn't afraid, EVER, that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and that he was going to use them on me. What the fuck is the matter with people in this country? Whatever happened to the "home of the brave"?

I'm far more terrified of the legions of drunk crazies on the road driving home every Saturday night. I'm afraid that the sandwich artist at Subway didn't wash his hands after he just took a massive, dirty dump. I'm afraid that spot I noticed on my shoulder is getting larger, darker, and weirder-looking. ALL of these things present a far, far more realistic and imminent threat to my life than anything Scott Walker's paymasters can come up with.