It was a completely irrelevant question with no good answer designed to place him in an awkward position. His beliefs are irrelevant. Has he issued an executive order to put creationism in the curriculum in Wisconsin? Why would anyone suspect he would if President?
You are, as is SOP with Liberals come GOP primary contests, picking front runners and looking for anything you can Lie about. Is Scott Walker a Creationist? You have no idea because he wouldn't play your silly game, yet you use his refusal to answer a snot nosed Liberal reporter's question as proof he is.
As I've said, Walker is probably the only GOP candidate I'd consider voting for at this point. But he makes himself look silly dodging this question. Is he embarrassed by his religious belief in talking snakes? Or does he not really believe in talking snakes, but he doesn't want to offend the stupid wing of hte religious right who thinks there were talking snakes. Either way, he looks dishonest.
6 months ago, y'all figured Christy was the front runner and you crucified him over toll bridge lane closures, something which as it has been proven, he had nothing to do with.
Actually, as a former boss (the one I liked) once said, "You don't get people into trouble, they get themselves into trouble". Christie got himself in trouble on that toll bridge, but the real thing that is going to do his fat ass in is that he cancelled a major transit project with New York, and now traffic is going to be snarled n ot for a day but for months as they have to repair damage from Sandy.
You crucified every GOP candidate in 2008 but John McCain who you figured would be fairly easy to beat and not too Conservative. even if he won. Then, after he was nominated, he was no longer the maverick, he was the enemy. In stead of concentrating on attacking him, you enlisted the aid of a television show to attack his running mate.
I'm sorry, which GOP Candidates did "we" crucify in 2008, again? It seems to me all the damage done in 2008 was fratricide. The Evangelicals wouldn't support Romney because he was a Mormon, the Wall Street Types wouldn't support Huckabee because he was a populist, Fred Thompson wasn't serious and Guiliani made horrible mistakes like thinking he could skip Iowa and New Hampshire. McCain won because he was the least objectionable to all the different factions in your party.
And frankly, even McCain's own people admit picking Palin was a horrible mistake. When you are running a 72 year old man with health issues, it helps to not pick a running mate who couldn't run the country. But instead of picking someone like Tom Ridge, who would have been a fine running mate, McCain had to appease the religious crazies.
But you have your version of 2008, I'm sure you're happy with.
Fast forward 4 years, and you repeat the same strategy.
Hopefully, the GOP will grow a set and say **** the media and nominate someone the Network Media, CNN, MSNBC, HuffPo and Democratic Underground truly hate.
No, the GOP will probably run Jeb Bush. Guys like you will fight it all the way up to the decision, fight for him when he's the nominee and after Hillary beats him, bleat about how he wasn't a "real conservative".