Is Scott Walker that stupid?

[YellowSnow51]

I mean, I know he didn't graduate college but...

Within 5 seconds of each other, he says he wants to enforce the laws we have and also wants to end birthright citizenship...which is a law we have...IN THE CONSTITUTION.

Which one do you think he really wants to do? Enforce our laws or change them...because he can't want to do both like he says.

 

[strummingram]

You could have used the title of the thread as the OP and I would have still said:


YES!

 

[TexMichFan]

He is a politician so the answer is yes. To at least 40% of the population every politician is stupid.

 

[strummingram]

He is a politician so the answer is yes. To at least 40% of the population every politician is stupid.

I wish that 40% would stop voting for politicians.

 

[TexMichFan]

I wish that 40% would stop voting for politicians.

Natural won't like this - it goes against his 100% voter participation where everyone votes at least once.

 

[naturalmwa]

Natural won't like this - it goes against his 100% voter participation where everyone votes at least once.

I have no objection to people voting for someone who doesn't fit the term politician. But dropping out doesn't fix the problem.

 

[strummingram]

I have no objection to people voting for someone who doesn't fit the term politician. But dropping out doesn't fix the problem.

Did I say drop out?

 

[cigaretteman]

In a word, yes.

 

[NorthernHawkeye]

I mean, I know he didn't graduate college but...

Within 5 seconds of each other, he says he wants to enforce the laws we have and also wants to end birthright citizenship...which is a law we have...IN THE CONSTITUTION.

Which one do you think he really wants to do? Enforce our laws or change them...because he can't want to do both like he says.

Actually birth right citizenship is up to interpretation. One can make a very compelling argument that it's original intent had nothing to do with illegals entering the country, belching out a baby and hoisting the American flag. Research it...the Internet is pretty cool.

 

[UNIowaHawk]

Your question aside, I don't think what he said is stupid. Enforce the laws we have-- sure. End an up for debate interpretation of a law-- ok.

He could also enforce laws all while trying to change them. I have no problem with this either.

 

[joelbc1]

Actually birth right citizenship is up to interpretation. One can make a very compelling argument that it's original intent had nothing to do with illegals entering the country, belching out a baby and hoisting the American flag. Research it...the Internet is pretty cool.

The purpose of the 14 Amendment was to ensure all slaves were given rights as guaranteed by the Constitution. Ofcourse, these slaves didn't illegally enter the US...they were brought here as property.

 

[theIowaHawk]

The purpose of the 14 Amendment was to ensure all slaves were given rights as guaranteed by the Constitution. Ofcourse, these slaves didn't illegally enter the US...they were brought here as property.

Interesting proposition, considering the language of the 14th says nothing about slaves nor slavery other than in section 4 (not related to your claim). It specifically discusses "All persons..."

I'm just glad to know Northern was able to finally open the release hatch on his bunker.

 

[DanL53]

Getting back to the point. Walker is stupid. And if that were his only flaw I'd feel comfortable hanging out with him. Unfortunately there seems to be some self-righteous arrogance going on there and mixed with stupidity, is a dangerous combination.

 

[NorthernHawkeye]

Getting back to the point. Walker is stupid. And if that were his only flaw I'd feel comfortable hanging out with him. Unfortunately there seems to be some self-righteous arrogance going on there and mixed with stupidity, is a dangerous combination.

Anyone who breaks the union, resists their destructive protests and fake doctor notes, and wins three elections in four years in a democratic leaning state, is anything but stupid.