Like Ted Cruz? His education credentials are on par or exceed those of Obama.Ms Tree said:Because I'd like a leader with a well rounded education. Because an education is better than no education? Because exceptions are not the rule?
eolesen said:Again, it seems like a bunch of faux outrage here, both with regard to Walker and Paul.
If arguing over the semantics of having three years of undergrad studies vs. a degree is the worst that the left can find about Paul right now, I can't wait to see what happens during the primaries.
Since neither Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson actually graduated (or in Sharpton's case, attended) seminary, maybe they shouldn't be constantly referred to as Reverend?
SparrowHawk said:Like Ted Cruz? His education credentials are on par or exceed those of Obama.
Ms Tree said:
Just because a person has an advanced education does not mean that I want him as my POTUS (although his level of education is desirable) but I do want my president to have an advanced education.
I just want my president to be a leader.Ms Tree said:I do want my president to have an advanced education.
I consider an advanced education a degree from an accredited university. I consider what you describe to be life.SparrowHawk said:
Here is what I consider "Advanced Education":
Spending most of the day Wednesday and Thursdays trying to get your customers to pay their bills do you can make payroll.
Having to work around the clock, side by side with your staff so you can get a job to a customer on time.
Having a keen recollection of what basic training was like.
Having a keen recollection of what it felt like to come under enemy fire thousands of miles from Mommy.
To know the fatigue of working fast food while attending college.
These things above DO NOT build character! They REVEAL it.
Keep in mind that Fred Smith, CEO of Fed-Ex used his business plan for Fed-Ex as his Masters thesis and was promptly given a FAILING grade by his egghead professor.
More often than not, a leader has an education.eolesen said:I just want my president to be a leader.
Knowing how to cite sources in the proper format, solve a physics equation or being able to quote Emily Dickinson or Nietzsche are fairly useless traits if you can't make a decision in 30 seconds or less based on the facts at hand and the subject matter experts they pick to actually know the details.
REQUIREMENTS
In order to qualify for Officer Candidate School as an active duty, enlisted Soldier, you must be:
- A college graduate with at least a four-year degree
- Must not have more than six years of Active Federal Service (AFS) upon arrial at OCS
- Between 19 and 32 years old (you must enter active duty or ship to training by your 33rd birthday and accept commission prior to age 34)
- Eligible for a secret security clearance
In order to qualify for Officer Candidate School as a civilian, you must be:
- A U.S. citizen
- A college graduate with at least a four-year degree
- Between 19 and 32 years old (you must enter active duty or ship to training by your 33rd birthday and accept commission prior to age 34)
- Eligible for a secret security clearance
In order to qualify for Officer Candidate School as a member of the U.S. Army Reserve, you must be:
- A college graduate with at least a four-year degree
- Must not have more than six years of Active Federal Service (AFS) upon arrial at OCS
- Between 18 and 32 years old (you must enter active duty or ship to training by your 33rd birthday and accept commission prior to age 34)
- Eligible for a secret security clearanc
A Navy officer must be able to assume a variety of duties at sea, in the air and ashore. Officers must be physically fit, at least 19 years old and U.S. citizens.
You must have at least a bachelor's degree. You can apply for officer programs before earning your degree and as young as 17. The major fields of study required vary depending on the officer specialty.
The 500 executives collectively earned about 465 college degrees, which means about 35 executives didn't graduate from college. Both Ralph Lauren and Sheldon Adelson (Las Vegas Sands Corp.) are among the CEOs who dropped out of college. But the Fortune 500 executives who completed both college and graduate school collectively earned about 200 M.B.A.'s and about 140 other graduate degrees.
Ms Tree said:FYI. Only about 20% of Congress holds a degree in economics or business. That might be a big reason why they cannot get the budget under control. They do not know jack about econimics.
Ms Tree said:I consider an advanced education a degree from an accredited university. I consider what you describe to be life.
for all we know he has a degree like that actor in the TV show "Suits"SparrowHawk said:
Really?
Obama never had to meet a payroll.
Obama never went through basic training
Obama never felt the sting of combat
Obama never wrote a business plan
Obama never busted his assets to meet a customers deadline.
So I guess he is no more then a Harvard degree. A piece of paper, educational Charmin if you will, incapable of decision making because out here in the real world one has to PRODUCE measurable results.