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I think it's political. You can't come off as an intellectual if you want the southern vote.
I mostly agree. Intellectualism is not a big part of Southern culture. If you speak too clearly or intelligently, many of them will call you a snob, a Yankee, or say "he's different".
Ivy Leagues are overrated, considering that money can play a significant role.
For undergrad possibly, but not for grad school. This is just an excuse people who who are incapable of getting into top rated schools so that they feel better about their own lives.
He's a JD/MBA but he talks and acts like he has knowledge of a HS graduate. Is he doing it to get the dumb vote?
and I assume you are that Ivy League grad? Of course this makes you just a tad better than anyone else, right? No, it just makes you smarter cause that is what you have been told since childhood...
For undergrad possibly, but not for grad school. This is just an excuse people who who are incapable of getting into top rated schools so that they feel better about their own lives.
Really? Which grad school(s) did you go to, to make that judgment call?
Oh my god. How can you say that after we had George W. Bush as President - another Ivy League graduate.
My impression of Romney is that he is very intelligent. I have no doubts about that.
i may not like him, but I certainly think it is unfair to say he isn't very intelligent, he just isn't filled with personality. I also have to smile at your comment about Bush even though I did vote for and support him.
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