Scott Walker's Digital PR Resigns Over Tweets
Members of the opposing party alerted the Des Moines Register.
If you only take one PR lesson from the 2016 presidential campaign to date, it’s this: never tweet and never update your Facebook page — especially if you have thoughts that may be construed as racist, sexist, or insulting to the state of Iowa.
The latest operative sunk by social media is Liz Mair, the political PR veteran named head of digital comms for Governor Scott Walker’s presidential campaign.
She resigned late last night after less than two days on the job.
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