concurring bump...take a look at this map of states suing Obama for a potential road map to 2016.
Posted on 02/18/2015 11:21:20 AM PST by Brown Deer
I like Walker. His victories in WI indicate he has the potential to win the Rust Belt states in the general. Given the GOP lock on the red states, that's all he needs to do to get to the White House. Assuming he gets the nomination.
Arnold Shwarzeneggar got a diploma through online study. Scott Walker could have done the same. I personally have a college diploma. It has traditionally been seen as a sign of applying oneself to achieve a goal. I’m not going to excuse Scott Walker on this failure. Not having a diploma is a major drawback in this race. He could at least have completed what he started instead of dropping out. My parents always told me when I started college, If you get two years in, we hope you’ll finish your degree.
Romney could have gotten those votes, if he hadn't penned that stupid WSJ op-ed opposing the Detroit bailout. And then said those things about firing people and the 47%. Because unlike Aspergery personalities with borderline-genius IQ like Romney, the average working class person has been laid off before and been on unemployment.
So, George Washington must have been a huge failure? ;-)
He has a public record of actually fighting, not just talking and writing. Whatever his other purported problems, that makes him formidable.
His financial backers include Sheldon Adelson and Richard DeVos (Amway).
I don’t think most people understand how much trash that has been thrown at Walker.
College degree = proof that you were capable of showing up to class most of the time and regurgitating your notes onto a test sheet.
George Washington, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs all were massive failures.
Formal schooling hasn't been about education since the mid-nineteenth century.
and I wonder what Ciexyz has achieved in comparison to any of them or Scott Walker?
That said, I cannot see how a college degree would help determine if someone would make a good executive leader. Outside the physical sciences, very few college courses reflect how things are done in the real world.
If we ranked the top 5 worst Presidents, how many had college degrees?
Successfully managing a business in the real world is probably the best indicator for success in government executive positions.
The current administration is very elitist - must have an advanced degree and from one of the Ivy League schools. And these are the people who built economic models that assumed real estate couldn’t go down in value, causing a Great Recession, formulated economic policies that require tons of regulations that prolonged the Great Recession based on political ideals, and try to enforce social engineering and costly policies based on climate models that can’t explain the lack of warming since 2000.
In short, they are so smart they put more faith in their theories than most people put in their reality. And their models don’t match reality, but they do deride those who challenge the validity of their models and faith therein.
At least those clinging to guns and God admit their faith is actually a religion.
I like the fact that he successfully made his state right to work and reined in the teacher’s union.
besides those things how does he stand on immigration, abortion, homosexual agenda and the TEA Party?
Are any of his FR supporters going to bother checking?
concurring bump...take a look at this map of states suing Obama for a potential road map to 2016.
If you take out the full-term governors, you are left with: Paul, Rubio, Santorum, Carson, Cruz, Fiorina.
Yeah, like the mechanic who works on our vehicles. He has a thriving business, and he’s a millionaire. But he doesn’t have a degree.
Next time I see him, I’ll be sure to express my sympathy for his failure in life.
Carson is an Ivy
Rubio is a lawyer.
Cruz is both (double fail)
I remember like it was yesterday - and believe me, it wasn’t - fussing around with preparations for the graduation ceremony, and reflecting on the fact that if I walked away at that point, and never actually got the degree, I would know precisely as much as if I had picked up the diploma. And much the same logic applies to a man who dropped out of college in his senior year, as Walker did. Add to that the fact that every school and every degree program has different requirements, and the conceit that a successful governor needs validation from some college dean becomes silly.
A little correction. He did not make WI a right to work state. Our legislature wanted to push that forward this year and Walker asked them not to. He said it was a “distraction”.
He did however sign Act 10 which reined in the public unions.
Nope. It seems that the criteria for some Walker supporters are that he:
Has no college degree
Isn’t a lawyer
Stood up to the teacher’s union
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