[SoFloFreeper]

So, what do you all say? Does someone HAVE TO HAVE a college degree to be elected President? More importantly, will the lack of a college degree KEEP the populace from voting for Walker (if he is the nominee)?

Right now I support Walker. To me he is the best choice.

[SoFloFreeper]

Original article:Scott Walker has no college degree. That’s normal for an American, but not a president.

[MeganC]

I’d vote for Scott Walker.

IMHO he’s demonstrated a capability that does not need approval from a pile of registered-Democrat professors at a den of iniquity like a public university.

[TangoLimaSierra]

A degree is not always a measure of intelligence. Or the lack of one.

[HomerBohn]

Walker is THE man!

[2ndDivisionVet]

Uh, Jimmy Carter was a graduate of the USNA, so he had a bachelors degree.

[2ndDivisionVet]

The same goes for Grant and Eisenhower. Your chart is flawed.

[Paine in the Neck]

The over-credentialed, under-educated snobs of the self-annointed plutocracy will be all over this forever.

[Auntie Dem]

How do we KNOW Zero has a degree? He won’t release his grades so he could be making it all up. Just because he hung out in a few student union buildings doesn’t make him a student, let alone a graduate.

OTOH, zero wouldn’t lie to us...would he?

[sneakers]

He’s already proven himself. I’d vote for him.

[tractorman]

As a fellow Wisconsinite, Scott and I have battled the liberal graduates from the university of hell for a long time.

Go Scott!

[DoodleDawg]

I don’t know that he’s my first choice. But it isn’t due to his lack of a college degree. Harry Truman didn’t have a degree and he did pretty well.

[Vaquero]

Hell if Truman could nuke our enemies with no college degree, then I’m sold.

[SoConPubbie]

Walker not only supports Amnesty, he has an Open-Borders mindset.

Add to that his penchant to put his Presidential Ambitions above principle (See failure to support Right-to-Work, putting Social Issues at the back of the Bus, Telling Conservatives to vote for RINOs instead of Tea-Party candidates) and you have a candidate, from a conservative viewpoint, that just doesn't match up to Ted Cruz.

I'm glad and proud and congratulate him for standing tall against the Unions, however, I don't want a partial package, I want the complete Package.

I get that with Ted Cruz, Walker, not so much.

Ted Cruz is the best choice for POTUS 2016'

[SoConPubbie]

Right now I support Walker. To me he is the best choice.

Walker not only supports Amnesty, he has an Open-Borders mindset.

Add to that his penchant to put his Presidential Ambitions above principle (See failure to support Right-to-Work, putting Social Issues at the back of the Bus, Telling Conservatives to vote for RINOs instead of Tea-Party candidates) and you have a candidate, from a conservative viewpoint, that just doesn't match up to Ted Cruz.

I'm glad and proud and congratulate him for standing tall against the Unions, however, I don't want a partial package, I want the complete Package.

I get that with Ted Cruz, Walker, not so much.

Ted Cruz is the best choice for POTUS 2016'

[cuban leaf]

I’m becoming more of a fan every day. Lawyers make bad presidents.

[cuban leaf]

I just noticed on the chart he has something in common with Lincoln.

[kaehurowing]

Neither does Bill Gates or Steve Jobs.

[LongWayHome]

Kid I grew up with went to a vocational-tech high school, never went to college. He invented several medical devices & runs a company that employees several hundred people. He’s worth about 30 million dollars. Ne did not need a liberal arts degree from an Ivy:)

[FairWitness]

Far more important is “what has he done lately”. Scott Walker gets my vote (if he runs) based on his history as governor.

[JPG]

Lincoln had less than one full year of formal education in his entire life. (Project Arrow)