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Perhaps a college education would have taught Walker not to plagiarize.
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I'm not assuming anything. I was responding to you based on the ridiculous comments you've posted on this thread, not everyone who values education.
Also the people of WI must think that Walker values those things. They elected him twice, despite the left throwing a hissy fit like a three year old girl and having a recall election.
Walker currently polls poorly in Wisconsin. The results of Walker's failed policies are taking their toll on the state.
Well, it's no surprise that Scott Walker took $300 Million from Wisconsin universities. Clearly, for Republicans, education is a bad thing.
But I do wonder how that works when you are in a position of authority and everyone is looking at you with your high school education and questioning your intelligence. When other countries are chuckling at every foible and laughing because America elected a guy with nothing more than a high school diploma.
This isn't the era of George Washington. Starbucks baristas have a degree. I can imagine the running joke every time someone interviews for a federal position. The stock answer - "Hey, high school is all you need".
I would say that is a plus. My husband and I agree that most colleges with their liberal agenda are to blame for the mess the country is in today.
I will take an intelligent person with the right sense of values over an educated idiot any day of the week.
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