The man is a Boy Scout (can I still say that and have it be a positive?).He says what he means and he means what he says.
The worst anyone could say about him (and they do) is that he doesn't have a college degree.
2016 is probably pushing it, but he'd be an excellent President. However, I don't believe America will elect an excellent President ever again.
Of all the many viable targets for justifiable hatred lately, the faggot nazis being allowed to ruin a once-laudable organization via the cowardice of those entrusted with its stewardship is right up there on the list.
spit .. never another dime, never another referral
Yes, but WHY doesn't he have a college degree? He was within a few credits of graduating from Marquette when he withdrew and took a job with the American Red Cross. He has said that he couldn't turn down the job offer because the money was good.
He married his sweetheart in 1993, a widow who is a few years older than he. They have 2 boys (she had no children with her first husband) and they are a wonderful family. He went from The Red Cross to the State Legislature and then he ran for County Executive where he served 2 1/2 terms.
After cleaning up Milwaukee, he ran for Governor where he's done a fabulous job. He's rolled back taxes. He's given us Concealed Carry. He's given us Voter ID, although it's still tied up in court. He's given us Act 10 which saves us a ton of money in schools a municipalities.
Ten Things You Did Not Know About Scott Walker
1. Scott Walker was born on Nov. 2, 1967, in Colorado Springs, Colo., to Llewellyn, a pastor, and Patricia Walker, a department store bookkeeper who also wrote a column for the local newspaper. His family moved to Delavan, Wis., when Walker was 10.
2. Walker is an Eagle Scout and in 1985 was selected as one of two to represent Wisconsin at the American Legion Boys Nation in Washington, D.C. He credits the trip for sparking his interest in public service.
3. In 1986, Walker began college at Marquette University in Milwaukee, where he ran unsuccessfully for class president.
4. Walker left Marquette during his senior year to take a marketing and development job with the American Red Cross. He never earned a degree.
5. Walker married his wife, Tonette, in 1993. They have two teenage sons.
6. Walker was elected to the Wisconsin state Assembly in 1993 and served nine years.
7. In 2002, Walker was elected Milwaukee County executive after a pension scandal forced the sitting executive to step down.
8. Walker first ran for Wisconsin governor in 2006, but dropped out of the race after a year of campaigning because he couldn't raise enough money.
9. Walker was elected governor of Wisconsin in November 2010. With Tea Party support and a pledge to bring 250,000 jobs to the state, he defeated Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, a Democrat, 52 to 46 percent.
10. In November, Governor-elect Walker signaled that he would turn down almost $810 million in federal dollars for a rail development project in Wisconsin, arguing its operation costs would be too high.