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Huh? The whole point of Law Reviews is to publish and distribute those editions so the legal community or anyone else can read them.
If you want to read the Harvard Law Reviews for the years when Obama was editor, please take a trip to any law school library near you. They are sure to have the editions that you want. Or, you can order them below:
As for paying to keep his academic records private... what is there to pay? Release of academic records by default requires the permission of the student. Hell I can't get my kids records and I'm paying the tuition. It is federal law.
His articles are not released nor can you get them to review. Why is that?
Knowing that he graduated magna c um laude from Harvard AND was the editor of the Harvard Law Review doesn't tell you enough?
Also, after two separate releases of his birth certificate, the birther trolls haven't gone away, even though they got what they wanted. I see no reason he'd want to feed the trollage any further.
PS - there's nothing wrong with wanting. You just have to realize that you are not entitled to other people's private documents, and you likely will not get what you want in this instance.
Who claimed anyone was entitled to anything? It is simply curious that he is spending such a large amount of money keeping something secret that in all probability should be an asset. It makes no sense.
I seem to remember the MSM tripping over themselves trying to dig up information about Bush. Every year of his life examined. Even to make up phony letters. The Obama past, ahhh no big deal. They don't care. They're not interested.
Bush is not the president. We can't talk about him or compare him to Obama. That's what the RWNJs said at 12:05 PM Jan. 20, 2009.
Obama does not have to spend one cent to keep his Harvard transcripts from being released. They are protected by the same privacy laws as everyone else's. Of course, the majority of the Obama haters who post here on CD have not even gone to college so it seems. One recently referred to a transcript as a "report card".
Knowing that he graduated magna c um laude from Harvard AND was the editor of the Harvard Law Review doesn't tell you enough?
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No it is not. Just by saying something like 'look the man graduated and that should be all you need to know' is not good enough. Wouldn't you want to read the articles he did to get a mindset of his thinking and know specifically what his grades were? We all saw Bush Gore and Kerry's grades and the media sure made a issue out of it. We got to see what subjects they excelled and didn't excel in.
Who claimed anyone was entitled to anything? It is simply curious that he is spending such a large amount of money keeping something secret that in all probability should be an asset. It makes no sense.
He doesn't have to spend a penny to protect those records; federal law protects his same as it protects yours and mine.
No it is not. Just by saying something like 'look the man graduated and that should be all you need to know' is not good enough. Wouldn't you want to read the articles he did to get a mindset of his thinking and know specifically what his grades were? We all saw Bush Gore and Kerry's grades and the media sure made a issue out of it. We got to see what subjects they excelled and didn't excel in.
What articles did he supposedly write? He was the editor. Editorship is different from authorship.
It probably shows he was a sub par student of radical leftist leanings. Basically nothing we already didn't know. Nothing to see here folks.
There is nothing to see because he won't release anything so we can see.
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