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Posted by Zach W on November 13, 2009, at 6:46 am

How’s this for “logic?”

“Career Politician Mark Neumann off-base with his attack towards Scott Walker”

That’s the title of a recent blog entry by Kyle Maichle of the North Shore Exponent blog. Maichle, a die-hard Scott Walker supporter, seems to think Mark Neumann is a career politician, and when confronted with the fact that Scott Walker has spent more years in politics than Mark Neumann, Maichle deployed this “logic”:

Walker has had six years of private sector experience. 16 years experience has been as a public servant.

The reason why Neumann is a career politician because he has spent four years with the party establishment against conservative values.

So here’s Kyle Maichle’s math:

6 years in private sector + 16 years as a politician = “public servant”
15 years in private sector (as a business owner) + 4 years as a politician = “career politician”

Perhaps Kyle Maichle should see if there’s a session on logic the next time he attends a “conservative bloggers conference,” because he sure could use a healthy dose of logic (and a spellchecker, for that matter).

And if you’d like, watch Kyle Maichle in action for yourself:

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