I appreciate your sentiment and the nice posting of pics .
Yes he can surely draw a crowd,too. But imho that was a one time deal never to be repeated and it sure helped him at the time. It was a real battle with what he had to go through.
Early on Scott Walker abandoned his college career earning 94 credits out of the 128 needed to work full time for the Red Cross. That was very generous of him but imho he has not lived up to his full potential simply by never even attempting to finish up his college work-in doing this he shows me that he has not made full use of the God-given intellect and talents imho there’s no excuse for that. You can only get on by speechifying,looks and hail hearty well fellow met for so long.
I enjoy listening to the Donald as he wends his ways thru the media minefield. He may well commit political suicide over the coming months by something that rankles ALL of those who are being captured by his rhetoric.
The Donald’s numbers in the polls rise daily so I’m just sitting on fence about him right now and watching a listening.
My choice is Ted Cruz. Not only does he have a razor sharp mind-he knows his subject matter and is articulate and has used his education in the fullest sense of the word he is a PUBLICLY God fearing man.
I worry about his poll numbers
CORRECTION:
“Early on Scott Walker abandoned his college career earning 94 credits out of 128 needed. He went to work full time for the Red Cross.
Scott Walker's speech to the Christian Businessmen's Committee in Madison on November 13, 2009 [first minute or so is introduction]
College is NOT a career, it may be a means to an end. It certainly shouldn't be a career, in any event!!!! Why do you think he has not made full use of his God-given intellect and talents.
Do you think that working for the Red-Cross was a charitable thing. Maybe he sized an opportunity that he was presented and has made the best of that means to an end in a way that made more sense to him at the time. It could be that he judged that the collage path he was on wasn't going to get him what he wanted in the long term. We make decisions for ourselves all of the time.