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Personally I don't have a problem with Walker not having a college degree. Being college-educated doesn't make you smarter or more qualified than someone without a degree, most reasonable people know this to be true.
The fact that he isn't a trained lawyer like Obama or Clinton makes him even more appealing, actually. Actions speak louder than words. He's impressed me with his independent thinking, particularly the way he busted up the unions in Wisconsin.
No, I am only correcting you because you believe art degree is not real work.
I am telling you yes it is. It is real work. You cannot be accepted by Yale simply because you can draw couple of sketches. It seems like you are living a sheltered life.
Matter of fact, I do not know anybody with a college education look down on anybody who don't have one. But that is my experience.
I don't look down on anyone without a college degree. However, that doesn't mean that I want my surgeon to be a college dropout anymore than I want the most powerful person in the free world to be. I think every other country has a leader with a college degree.
Personally I don't have a problem with Walker not having a college degree. Being college-educated doesn't make you smarter or more qualified than someone without a degree, most reasonable people know this to be true.
The fact that he isn't a trained lawyer like Obama or Clinton makes him even more appealing, actually. Actions speak louder than words. He's impressed me with his independent thinking, particularly the way he busted up the unions in Wisconsin.
Times have changed since the 1800s. We need to progress with the rest of the world.
Never say never, and I would hate to discriminate on this alone, but I would think that if any position demanded at least a bachelor's level of education, the presidency does.
In Germany many legislators have doctorates, and that is really not that outrageous, if you think about how much they really should know.
Never say never, and I would hate to discriminate on this alone, but I would think that if any position demanded at least a bachelor's level of education, the presidency does.
In Germany many legislators have doctorates, and that is really not that outrageous, if you think about how much they really should know.
A bachelor's degree in what field of study, just any?
I don't look down on anyone without a college degree. However, that doesn't mean that I want my surgeon to be a college dropout anymore than I want the most powerful person in the free world to be. I think every other country has a leader with a college degree.
Those are two very different things. Of course you don't want your doctor to not have the proper training, and the only way he gets that is through school and the internship and residency programs. A politician can learn about the world and how to run a government efficiently without finishing school or by being self-educated and surrounding himself with experts. No president goes into office being experts at the job, but they usually select qualified people as advisors to help them.
Not only looking down on non-degreed people, but people with the "wrong" degrees apparently.
I know.
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