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you're the one trying to tell me that voters won't care that a candidate for president doesn't have a bachelor's degree.
i'm the one telling you that people will want their president more qualified than the guy running the local enterprise car rental.
and success was brought into the discussion by you, not me, when you picked a few exceptions to the rule to hang your hat on - and we know that hat isn't a mortarboard.
Walker's lack of formal education isn't a problem. His failure as governor of Wisconsin is, though.
I posted this earlier in another thread. good review for voting for him
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VOTE OUT that nasty progressive/Democrat party from our lives come 2016
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Six Reasons Why Scott Walker Will Be Elected President
Today he makes it official.
By Aaron Goldstein – 7.13.15
Shortly before Scott Walker was re-elected Wisconsin’s Governor for the third time in four years, I made the case that if Walker prevailed Republicans should nominate him as their presidential candidate right then and there. Since January, Walker has been at or near the top of most public opinion polls of preferred standard bearers for the GOP in 2016, and today he officially launches his White House bid, making him the 15th Republican to join the field. While this field is quite crowded, I believe it will soon become apparent that Scott Walker stands out head and shoulders above the rest. Here are the six reasons why I believe Walker will not only win the GOP nomination, but be elected President in November 2016.
1. He’s Part of the Middle Class (or He Actually Shops at Kohl’s and Sears)
It was after Walker spoke at the Iowa Freedom Summit in January that his popularity began to soar outside of Wisconsin. As much as anything else, I think what resonated with the crowd and those who watched the speech on C-SPAN or online is when he spoke about shopping at Kohl’s:
But years ago as newlyweds I made a critical mistake. I went to a Kohl’s Department Store and I bought something for the price it was marked at. Right? My wife said to me, “You can never go back there again until you learn how to shop at Kohl’s.” So now if I’m going to pick up a new shirt I go to the rack that says it was $29.99 & I see it’s marked down to $19.99. And then because I’m well trained I got that insert from the Sunday newspaper and I took it up to the clerk with my Kohl’s credit card and get another 10 or 15% off. And then I watch that mailer because, man, Tonette shops there a lot so I know I’m going to get another 10 to 15% off. And if I’m really lucky I get that flyer with 30% off.
Somehow I don’t think Ann Romney ever told her husband that he had to learn to shop at Kohl’s. Not that there’s anything wrong with being wealthy. But when money is no object it can be difficult to understand that most of us are subject to the mercy of money. The fact is, the lives of most Americans are centered around the fact we don’t have enough money. Mitt Romney couldn’t grasp this in 2012 and I don’t believe most of the current Republican field gets it either by virtue of their prosperity.
In late April, the New York Daily News tried to make an issue of Walker’s credit card debt with Sears. William Jacobson of Legal Insurrection responded to the report in the Daily News in this manner:
ALL of it here:
Read more at Six Reasons Why Scott Walker Will Be Elected President The American Spectator
Walker/Rubio
That would be my preferred ticket. Of course it's very early but Walker is the only candidate that stands out to me.
yes, the people decide, and his lack of formal education will be part of that decision. you can't possibly think that his lack of a degree is a positive for him, can you?you're the one trying to tell me that voters won't care that a candidate for president doesn't have a bachelor's degree.
They don't. If a chimpanzee could run for president, there would be people who would vote for it.
i'm the one telling you that people will want their president more qualified than the guy running the local enterprise car rental.
And what makes you think your opinion of Scott Walker is authoritative? Obama was a "constitutional scholar" and has done more to eviscerate it than uphold it. The people determine whether Scott Walker should be the nominee, not his lack of college education. If think that's a major issue, I feel sorry for you.
remember folks, they did this same to a WOMAN Sarah Palin. knocked her down for her education. this is a party who has NOTHING good to ever run on. so vote them out and they can stew amongst themselves with marches, protesting's like we had to watch during the Bush Administration
go Walker/Cruz
Which just goes to show that Walker is liked, even among the liberals of that state.
i don't know. i realize i'm not a republican voter, but it bugs the hell out of me. i have to believe there are some republicans out there that still value a formal education.Walker's lack of formal education isn't a problem. His failure as governor of Wisconsin is, though.
yes. i believe our president shouldn't be an average joe. i want an elite.i don't know. i realize i'm not a republican voter, but it bugs the hell out of me. i have to believe there are some republicans out there that still value a formal education.Walker's lack of formal education isn't a problem. His failure as governor of Wisconsin is, though.
In other words, you're an elitist
remember folks, they did this same to a WOMAN Sarah Palin. knocked her down for her education. this is a party who has NOTHING good to ever run on. so vote them out and they can stew amongst themselves with marches, protesting's like we had to watch during the Bush Administration
go Walker/Cruz
It's being done to Walker as proof that you fatasses were full of shit when you tried to characterize criticism of Sarah Palin as some sort of anti-woman nonsense.
Walker/Rubio
That would be my preferred ticket. Of course it's very early but Walker is the only candidate that stands out to me.
yes. i believe our president shouldn't be an average joe. i want an elite.
how does that follow?yes. i believe our president shouldn't be an average joe. i want an elite.
So, you voted for Romney?
Well that settles it. All the previous attacks on me for my opinion are justified because of your anecdoteWisconsin voters disagree with you. They had the chance to oust him & chose not to.Walker's lack of formal education isn't a problem. His failure as governor of Wisconsin is, though.
Not really sure what that means. In Ohio, Kasich won reelection by an almost 2 to 1 margin. I even voted for him, but it wasn't so much because I thought he was fantastic; the Dems just put up a lousy candidate to run against him, so he was the better choice given the option. I'm not so sure Walker would be reelected again, although I'm sure it would be close either way.
