Al Marsh: Walker Death Threat, Protester

On his radio program yesterday, Mark Belling reported that Al Marsh, under investigation for posting a threat to Scott Walker's life on Facebook, is, in fact, a city of Milwaukee employee.

Belling said that Marsh has made some additional Facebook posts since his disturbing comment first drew attention, including defending his "Scott Walker must die" threat as free speech.

Al Marsh believes he has the right to threaten the life of Scott Walker, Governor of Wisconsin.

Truly sick and deranged.

Failing to take his remark seriously is also sick. It's frightening.

Looking through Marsh's photos on Facebook is revealing.

His decision to post this is kind of scary:



Marsh also has a photo of the Capitol building in Madison from March 5, 2011, with the caption, "We arrive at the capital."

It's clear that Marsh dislikes Governor Walker enough to have made the trip from Milwaukee to Madison to protest. He's an activist.

With a photo of the protest captioned "40,000 strong," Marsh comments: "This is how I spent my Saturday."

Another photo from March 5, in Madison: "The assault begins."

"Assault"? Marsh's choice of words suggests violence, not a peaceful protest.

Some of his other photos from the same day:

"Protest rally marchers."

"Fellow protesters in the capital."

Marsh isn't just a guy writing dumb stuff online. He's actively involved in the anti-Scott Walker movement.

I hope law enforcement is thoroughly investigating Marsh.

The guy really creeps me out.

"Scott Walker must die."

A stable person, at least 50 years old, doesn't post that.