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Old 11-08-2017, 05:38 PM
 
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Seth Meyers did a devastating piece, triggered by the Washington Post article, on Sam Clovis, the USDA nominee who, luckily, withdrew, after it became evident he was totally unqualified.



“Please list all graduate-level courses you have taken in natural science,” the second of ten questions requested.

“None,” Clovis replied.

“Please list all membership and leadership roles you have held within any agricultural scientific, agricultural education, or agricultural economic organizations,” the third question read.

“None,” Clovis replied.

“Please describe any awards, designations, or academic recognition you have received specifically related to agricultural science,” the fourth question read.

“None,” Clovis replied.


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