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no, what you've done is stated that because he doesnt have a college degree, he doesnt have "real life" experiences and such. Everyone read what you said..
Which personally offended me as a non college educated individual who is far from stupid. I read for example extensively, even published 3 books, probably smarter than most, my home library has about 30,000 books in it..
How about yours?
If you read so much, reread my posts and try to comprehend them instead of fabricating the meaning.
Oh yes, I provided a number of sources. Unless you think six years and having his parents pay tuition for six years is acceptable to obtain a four year degree, my sources are quite adequate.
Why is it necessary to lie when it is so easily proven to be a lie?
Walker graduated high school in June of 1986 and entered Marquette in the fall and dropped out in Spring 1990. That is 3 1/2 years, not 6 and he had 94 completed credits which is 31 a year, which is a normal progression.
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No education necessary. Walker learned everything he needs to know about being a commander in chief from boy scouts!
While Walker was earning Eagle Scout, Obama was smoking ganja with the bros at his elite prep school.
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Jesus christ, how the hell does an EPIC SIMPLETON like this guy ever get elected governor??
How does a mediocre student, pot smoker get into Oxy and then Columbia? The man can't complete a sentence without a teleprompter.
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At those ages, I was too busy honing my skills as a wide receiver (which eventually led to a full ride to play at an NCAA Division 1 school) to learn much about the boy scouts.
Frankly, we used to laugh at the kids in scouts...
Yeah, the football players were well known for their brains in high school and how well they treated everyone else in high school.
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This republican doofus is so in over his head that even I'm feeling sorry for him at this point...
Over your head is trading five top terrorists for a deserter. Over your head is promising grave consequences for crossing a red line and then not following through. Over your head is being given current intelligence on where a hostage is and then sitting on the information 30 days because you are too scared to make a definitive decision and then they die.
What a joke.
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College teaches; the ability to communicate well in writing and speech, the ability to follow logic, history, domestic and foreign affairs, international relations, business, social issues, finances, political science, etc.....etc......
What bothers me the most is that Walker is a dropout.
If college taught the ability to follow logic there wouldn't be a single Democrat with a college degree. The same goes for business, economics and history. Degrees in Lesbian Poetry and Social Ecology aren't helpful in the real world.
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So what? Walker isn't a small business owner. Even if he was, and he wasn't, he's not now. He is a Governor. More deflection again, pgh. Remember- concentrate now- Deflection Is Not Your Friend. All Red Herrings Stink, and no one ever buys them. We are talking about a very divisive and controversial Governor, not a small businessman. How many Governors only have high school degrees, pgh? Try naming one. How many Senators?
jojajn is the one who asked about small business owners, pg was just providing what was asked for.
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These small businesses include farms, dog breeders, cleaning service, painters, flea markets, lawn mowers, massage therapists, etc...... Yes, most small businesses do not require a college degree, however, running our country is not like running a lawn mowing service.
So now that pg's assertion has been proved accurate, it no longer matters?
First day in Litigation 101, "never ask a question you don't know the answer to". Ditto for the banjoman.
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FYI, I worked harder and longer hours in college, especially since I also had a job, than after. Never thought I would live to see the day when too many Americans actually fight against education of their citizens and leaders!
Then obviously you have a very dead end career if your job is easier than college. We have seen highly educated boobs like Obama and Carter make a mess of the country. Maybe it is time to go the route of someone different.
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No. I moved from asking for statistics to back up a claim; to looking into which small businesses do not require a college degree and why, to realizing that the original claim about the number of small business owners without college degrees is meaningless in the context of a president of the United States.
No, you shifted your focus AFTER you had the answer you didn't like.
A person can't get a job as secretary in the White House without a degree.
You need a degree to be a commissioned officer in the military.
You can't join the FBI, the CIA or virtually any federal position without a college degree.
Should we remove the college requirement from these positions so we don't have all federal employees with more education than the president? After all, he would be their boss.
I am not a SW supporter(Rand Paul 2016!), but I couldn't care less that he lacks a degree.
You had better present those degrees for approval to the Committee for Walkerphobia.
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I am not a SW supporter(Rand Paul 2016!), but I couldn't care less that he lacks a degree.
I have two of them if it matters.
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