The Search Is Over

It didn't take long for Iowa Dummycrats to replace their spokes monkey.

Iowa Democratic Party spokesman joins Christie Vilsack campaign

Sam Roecker will serve as the communications director for Vilsack.

Roecker will be replaced, as communications director for the party, by Michael Hunt.

Mike Hunt is seen as a tremendous asset, so it was good of him to answer the call.

And the scientific community is united in that fact.

Roecker was also seen as an asset when he joined the Iowa Dems to re-elect Governor Culver, send Roxanne Conlin to the Senate.

Here's hoping he accomplishes the same for Christie Vilsack.

Governmentalist

The Ames Tribune caught Christie Vilsack's campaign stretching the meaning of educator for the release of her list of “Educators for Vilsack”.


Of the 18 educators listed as living in Ames, the Tribune confirmed that at least three are currently full-time employees of a school district; two are teachers and one is a secretary. Twelve people on the list are retired teachers or professors, and three were unreachable. A check of employment records shows that the three unknowns on the list do not currently work for Iowa State University, Des Moines Area Community College, or school districts in Ames, Boone, Nevada, Gilbert, Ballard or Roland-Story.

Vilsack Campaign Communications Director, Sam Roecker, couldn’t say how many included on the list were retired, but he said he didn’t think it was misleading to include retired teachers or non-teachers.

When I think Educator, I think "non-teacher".

Roecker continued to ramble on with -- “I don’t think we’re in a position to define what is and what isn’t an educator. Somebody who has been a secretary for decades is going to know what issues schools face.”

FAIL!

The Vilsack campaign, helping to highlight the CON in Congress and the scientific community is united that fact.

Caught In The Act

On a morning which saw Des Moines set a new record low, the “I Will Act On Climate” bus chugs into town spewing its toxicity about the Greenhouse Effect, err Global Warming, err Climate Change.

These global warm-errs always have such bad timing and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Our friend Cal (Freedom's pal), alerted us to this tidbit from earlier in the week --

Wednesday was the 100th day so far in 2013 with below normal temperature in Des Moines. That ties the total for all of 2012.

I'm sure it's now up to 103, and counting, as the last 3 days have all seen below normal temps.

These fiberals do like their buses, at least Ed Fallon will be on foot for his Great March for Climate Action.

Although, I'm sure he'll have a motorized entourage and probably sag wagons.

The cast of usual suspects will be in attendance today, with few transporting themselves environmentally friendly to the festivities, including Des Moines Mayor Frank Clownie...err Cownie.

Other Dummycrats, Brad Anderson and Sam Roecker, are included as well.