Scott Walker Is GOP's New Youth Vote Guru

'How do you do, fellow kids? Did you know collective bargaining rights are total cap?' Scott Walker, the former governor of Wisconsin, made an observation after the Wisconsin Supreme Court race that Republicans are losing young voters. He says: "Digital Ads. Student Coalitions. None Of These Will Do It. We Have To Undo Years Of Liberal Indoctrination."

Walker's comments come after several recent election losses for Republicans, including the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. In that race, a liberal candidate, Jill Karofsky, defeated a conservative candidate, Brian Hagedorn.

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Incredibly consequential victory in Wisconsin with the Supreme Court flipping to Liberal for the first time since 2008. Scott Walker had a take. He's emerged from I don't know his gold-plated dungeon paid for by the Koch brothers. It's like people forget that there have been many Governors who were crowned as the next Republican nominee who had a lot of cash behind them talking about you DeSantis who ended up just flaming out. Because they don't have it. Bobby Jindal. Yeah. It's like people for some reason, especially because there's a good parallel to draw honestly with DeSantis right now. Because DeSantis is doing all the things that the Republican Party nationally thinks is like energizing. He's just tripling down on culture War stuff. When Walker was in office he was The Godfather of Tea Party politics. The Right to Work. Of gerrymandering. And like that ended up helping the Republicans a lot but like that but that was the thrust of where the party really wanted to go at that moment. And right now they're just lost in the culture War sauce. but here's Scott Walker's take on the results here. younger voters may be behind the stinging loss for conservatives in Wisconsin this week. I mean you don't think. on November 18th on November 18 to 29-year-old voters in Wisconsin went with the radical candidate by 40 points. Digital ads student coalitions none of these will do it. We have to undo years of liberal indoctrination. And here's what I'll say. First of all, I love that he pretends that those are his like these are just like the good faith tactics that his Republican party engaged in to box out liberal and non-white voters during his time in Wisconsin when it was just gerrymandering and taking a sledgehammer to unions which is what did it. But it's liberal indoctrination Scott Walker? Or is it that the youth see no hope for the future under a Republican party. that they want labor to have more power. That they believe in the right to an abortion. Which is probably really what did it in this in this instance. Like it's just the contempt for voters astounds me to this day still.