County EXECUTIVE of a major urban county and governor of a state, are pretty impressive career accomplishments
IF democrat Gary Locke of WA (who has identical credentials plus a degree) was running you wouldn't be questioning him on the basis he's only the former executive of king county and governor of Wash
Well, if nobody else is going to ask the obvious, I will. Would anybody here be willing to vote for a beauty school drop out like Frenchie? :2razz:
Obama is Harvard educated. Look how that turned out.
Walker is not one semester shy of graduating. He is at least a year short of having enough credits to graduate.
That's true. Harvard doesn't seem to have the standards that it used to. Didn't W Bush attend Harvard Business School also?
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that irritating squealer?.. hell no.
I'm a Rizzo kinda guy.
Rizzo has leadership skills for sure... :mrgreen:
Sorry. I didn't realize that important county position was a title in ALL CAPS. Must be really impressive. I just thought it was a local county office that a local politician got voted into.
Again, business. Not a governing body.
He attended college for four full years. Musta flunked a lot of classes, or either he took a part time load. Sounds like a slacker to me.
It is a huge distinction, County commissioner is a legislative function, sometimes executive depending upon the laws of the state in which the county is located. But in a typical set up, a county commissioner exist within a general law county which are normally small and rural in nature, however urban counties are usually charter counties, such as Milwaukee county, in this set up, a county executive would be like the CEO of a corporation. The county executive is directly responsible for managing the entire county and various departments within. It is a position that usually carries a lot more responsibility than the typical County Commissioner
Another distinction, is that in a general law County a county commissioner generally attends maybe two meetings a month, and are part time. A county executive, is a full-time position
Of a county of 1 million people with an annual budget of over a billion dollars, then governor of a state of 5 million. That's a very accomplished political careerElected local career politician.
I'm not impressed.
Why is no one questioning Jeb Bush's level of education? He had 2 1/2 years of college in Latin Affairs. That's it.
But the Left absolutely wants Jeb Bush, not Walker, to be the Republican nominee. First, it will be much easier a campaign for Hillary against Jeb and, regardless, even if Jeb Bush won they still prevented a conservative from being in the White House and will get their millions of new Latino Democrat voters thru Jeb Bush too.
So continue to watch the media push Jeb Bush and gun down any other Republican.
He left with 34 credit hours remaining of the 128 hours needed and a 2.59 average with a triple major. What no one knows is the number of classes he needed to graduate. With a triple major you need more than 128 hours. No one knows what classes he needed to satisfy graduation requirements. He had at least a year of classes remaining, probably more.
He could have taken all his general education classes in his first two years. Some people do that. In the first two years some/many (most?) take at least a few classes in their major to spice the drudgery of general ed. But for the sake of argument let's give him the benefit of the doubt and say he took exactly all the classes he needed in his first 2 years and completely satisfied his general ed requirements. He would then have two years left to satisfy his major requirements for one major. If he got the classes he needed exactly when he needed them (something as you know that is often impossible) for one major only and he left 34 credit hours short, then he left with a year early.
Walker may not be like most college students. He may have taken the classes needed for one major and had only the classes remaining for the other two majors. He probably didn't, but he could have done it that way.
Far more likely, he probably had a class or two remaining to satisfy general education requirement. Also he probably mixed classes from his 3 majors. If he did that it would be highly likely that he doesn't have enough hours in any of the 3 majors to graduate in 34 hours. He could easily have a year and a half left to graduate with one major. Those who have gone to college know that that scenario is much more likely.
It is my guess that Walker did not get booted from school. I suspect that in class hours he may appear to be a senior but in reality he left school as a sophomore or as a rising junior at best.
He left with 34 credit hours remaining of the 128 hours needed and a 2.59 average with a triple major. What no one knows is the number of classes he needed to graduate. With a triple major you need more than 128 hours. No one knows what classes he needed to satisfy graduation requirements. He had at least a year of classes remaining, probably more.
He could have taken all his general education classes in his first two years. Some people do that. In the first two years some/many (most?) take at least a few classes in their major to spice the drudgery of general ed. But for the sake of argument let's give him the benefit of the doubt and say he took exactly all the classes he needed in his first 2 years and completely satisfied his general ed requirements. He would then have two years left to satisfy his major requirements for one major. If he got the classes he needed exactly when he needed them (something as you know that is often impossible) for one major only and he left 34 credit hours short, then he left with a year early.
Walker may not be like most college students. He may have taken the classes needed for one major and had only the classes remaining for the other two majors. He probably didn't, but he could have done it that way.
Far more likely, he probably had a class or two remaining to satisfy general education requirement. Also he probably mixed classes from his 3 majors. If he did that it would be highly likely that he doesn't have enough hours in any of the 3 majors to graduate in 34 hours. He could easily have a year and a half left to graduate with one major. Those who have gone to college know that that scenario is much more likely.
It is my guess that Walker did not get booted from school. I suspect that in class hours he may appear to be a senior but in reality he left school as a sophomore or as a rising junior at best.
idk, i had like 40 credits before finishing high school...
in a lot of programs, you can apply certain gen ed credits towards majors - ex: inorganic chem for a premed major plus the science gen ed. This allows you to skip intro classes and add majors without taking 5 years.
However, you can declare a new major without dropping the old one (i wouldn't even know how to do this), so he probably just had the 3 majors with no intention of finishing 2 of them. After failing a 3rd time, he dropped out
So he may as well have been a freshman, being unable to handle upper level classes in any major
`Why is no one questioning Jeb Bush's level of education? He had 2 1/2 years of college in Latin Affairs. That's it.
And you may be a high school dropout after failing the 6th grade for the 4th time. Since there is nothing showing he failed anything, my speculation about you is as factual as your partisan hackery message attacking him with crap you make up.
Still waiting to see Obama's dissertation.
And you may be a high school dropout after failing the 6th grade for the 4th time. Since there is nothing showing he failed anything, my speculation about you is as factual as your partisan hackery message attacking him with crap you make up.
Still waiting to see Obama's dissertation.
`Sorry. I didn't realize that important county position was a title in ALL CAPS. Must be really impressive. I just thought it was a local county office that a local politician got voted into.