<p>BObama -
Occidental College- Politics and Public Policy
Columbia- B.A. Poli Sci w/ specialization in International Relations
Harvard Law- J.D. Magna Cum Laude, Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard Law Review </p>
<p>JBiden-
U of Delaware- B.A. in History and B.A. in Poli Sci
Syracuse Law School- J.D. </p>
<p>JMcCain-
USNA: Class rank 894/899 (srry only thing that was really provided)</p>
<p>SPailin-
Hawaii Pacific U- Bus. Admin. (1 semester)
North Idaho College- General Studies (2 semesters)
U of Idaho- Journalism (2 semesters)
Matanuska-Susitna College- General Studies (1 semester)
U of Idaho- B.A. in Journalism (3 semesters!!!!!!)</p>
<p>and last but not least......</p>
<p>JthePlummer-
Traffic School
High School
Plumbing License- wait.....scratch that
(and hopefully the IRS can teach him how to pay his taxes!)</p>
<p>so...my question to you is....besides the policies and strategies.....does the education of your candidate matter?</p>
<p>Honestly, I don’t think so. George Bush graduated from Yale. I think it’s more of what you have done with your education that determines your credibility. John Edwards (before his scandal) was my pick for the democratic nominee because I felt he really represented the middle class. I also felt he was capable of uniting the country (as he did for the democrats in the debates). His track record was pretty solid too. Where did he graduate from? NC State and UNC (which is still a good school but obviously not at the level of Harvard).</p>
<p>It matters zero to me. This is the same how I feel about virtually anyone in life. As long as you’ve accomplished something in life, it doesn’t matter what school you graduated from.</p>
<p>And yes, Bush did get in because of his father. He was never a good student.</p>