I guess that's ONE way to describe the GOP's presidential aspirants

Via.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker doesn't have a college degree?!

I did not know that. Here's what Walker said about those who'd criticize his impoverished academic background:

“That’s the kid of elitist, government-knows-best, top-down approach we’ve had for years. I’d rather have a fighter who’s proven he can take on the big government interests and win…"

Ha! Yes, that's what we need more of in government—undereducated people spoiling for a fight.

Where do the GOP presidential nominees stand on evolution?

Jeb Bush: It should not be taught in schools. Former Gov. Mike Huckabee: Doesn’t buy it.
Ted Cruz: Won’t talk about it.
Chris Christie: “None of your business.”
Scott Walker: “I’m going to punt on that one . . . I love the evolution of trade in Wisconsin.”

Regarding that last one, Walker said that in London where his interviewer, Justin Webb of the BBC, said: “Any British politician, right or left wing, would laugh and say, ‘Yes, of course evolution is true.’”

Sister Ilia Delio (Georgetown) explains why the American religious right and the politicians who pander to them are so uniquely idiotic: “A lot of people just don’t know science. They don’t even know basic science. They don’t read anything from science, not even popular science magazines . . . it’s a half-brained understanding of things.”

More on this story as it evolves

Wisconsin governor Scott Walker was asked if he believed in evolution.

He didn't answer. (So that's a "yes", right?)

The Dropkick Murphys have a message for Gov. Scott Walker

@ScottWalker @GovWalker please stop using our music in any way...we literally hate you !!! Love, Dropkick Murphys
— Dropkick Murphys (@DropkickMurphys) January 25, 2015

A special governor wants to share his holiday wishes with you.

Happy Labor Day? Gee, thanks Scott Walker!