‘He just got my vote’: MSM angle for dismissing potential Scott Walker 2016 candidacy could backfire

Scott Walker has no college degree. That’s normal for an American, but not a president. http://t.co/TaTSBpQjWe pic.twitter.com/ZofqhjeT8l

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 8, 2015

Run with this RT @washingtonpost: Scott Walker has no college degree. That’s normal for an American, but not a president.

— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) January 8, 2015

@redsteeze @washingtonpost He just got my vote.

— frank atda lake (@Ease_Private) January 8, 2015

@redsteeze @washingtonpost Keeping the little man down I see. #RightToRise

— WuhWuhWuh Willamina (@witchitawilly) January 8, 2015

@redsteeze @washingtonpost he may not but he sure knows how to stand up to the unions and run a state

— Smidgean of Truth (@Ledamaae) January 8, 2015

@redsteeze @washingtonpost WHAT? No silver spoon at Occidental or Harvard?!? Rock ON, Scott Walker!

— Cheryl Stack (@stacker44022) January 8, 2015

@redsteeze Matt Yglesias has a degree from Harvard. Who gives a shit. @washingtonpost

— BT (@back_ttys) January 8, 2015

@redsteeze @washingtonpost Well, we elected an inexperienced leader–twice. Why not an "unindoctrinated" one?

— That Guy You Like (@DrAlfredBellows) January 8, 2015

@redsteeze @washingtonpost Washington Jackson Van Buren Harrison Taylor Fillmore Lincoln Johnson Cleveland McKinley Truman–no diploma.

— Kraig Ehm (@kraigehm) January 8, 2015

Let's give him an intelligence test along with Joe the Plumber, Sarah Palin and President Transcripts.@washingtonpost

— VACUOUS CIPHER (@THE_DAILY_BLEAT) January 8, 2015

@washingtonpost A college degree does neither to make the man or woman in overall intelligence nor experience.

— John Hancock (@CaptAmerica1787) January 8, 2015

@Will_Antonin @washingtonpost Not elitist at all. Continue to be the "Voice of the People," WaPo. LMFAO.

— Fusilli Jerry (@Halbig_Umadbro) January 8, 2015

Liz Warren's candidacy would be HISTORICAL. America has never before had a presidential candidate who pretended to be an Indian.

— John Nolte (@NolteNC) January 8, 2015