Walker compares Iran agreement to unsupervised sons with girls in their room. He really said it...

Scott Walker's grandiose self image, where he pictures himself as a strong disciplinary father figure, would be comical if it wasn't so damn frightening. Seriously, does Walker really think his latest comment about the Iran deal sound anything like the thought process of a world leader, much less a really bad learning segment on Sesame Street:

Washington (CNN)Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Wednesday compared the nuclear inspection proposals in the Iran deal to bad parenting. Walker told conservative radio host Simon Conway:

"I've got two boys in college now, but when they were in high school, we used to have a rule that they could have friends over, including girls, as long as the door to their room was open. To me, the provisions in this deal are like telling teenage boys not only can you have the door closed, but we gotta shout up the stairs before we walk up the steps, 'Hey, we're coming up to check and see what you're doing, I just want to give you advance notice. It makes no sense.

You would't do it as a parent, we certainly shouldn't be doing it with the leading sponsor -- the leading country when it comes to state-sponsored terrorism."