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You leftists can keep denying that liberal privilege and liberal hypocrisy is not a part of this story. It is though, no matter how much you don't like that fact.
LOL on this - you do realize that the current president and GW Bush are similar to the situation at hand right.
Also the president's son in law (Kushner) and more than likely the president's 2 sons as well (they don't seem very bright).
This is a tradition for both political sides in this country.
And I'll note it is a tradition of people of wealth. Poor white people don't get these benefits.
So the hypocrisy is you believing that politics or political ideology has anything to do with wealthy people feeling their kids are entitled to attend any school that they (the parents) want them to go to.
To make matters worse in order to get these "skills" a young student must take on a massive burden of debt that will take decades of their life to pay off.
It wouldn't take decades to pay off this, would it? --->
Average college debt after getting a 4 year degree is $29,800, for the 69% of students that have college debt. 31% of college students graduate with zero debt.
It most certainly is about liberal privilege and liberal hypocrisy.
The overwhelming number of participants were liberal Democrats.
Lori loughlin husband Mossimo Giannulli was a Romney and John Bohmer supporter, but he also donated money to democrats. Its not about party. Its about me, myself and I.
It wouldn't take decades to pay off this, would it? --->
Average college debt after getting a 4 year degree is $29,800, for the 69% of students that have college debt. 31% of college students graduate with zero debt.
Because you actually need to be smart to make it there. MIT and Cal Tech focus on hard sciences even in classes that are not technically hard science. No amount of debate skills, language arts, or famous name prestige will help on a calculus examination
Actually its probably ore about where the guy had fixers. Harvard and Yale still have tough classes you will have to take. But while everyone else is getting A's and B's these rich kids might be there getting C's and D's.....but still passing the class. In the end most folks don't care about your GPA....its all about saying you went to Harvard. So these sub par students get in....and displace some other more deserving student.
Because of corruption like this it’s no surprise we often look at certain people in power and think they’re idiots. A lot of the time they just had more money, connections and privilege then others (also they stole a spot at USC from someone who worked hard and deserved it).
The poster you’re responding to literally does not give up. I would just stop and ignore the troll. This crap is now starting to clog the thread.
She's right sometimes when others are wrong (and I've stuck up for her when she's right), but you're right, she doesn't give up. One time when she wasn't right, I, along with several others, was part of a 100+page back and forth with her re Obama (being a Natural Born Citizen or not...she says he isn't (IIRC, she does acknowledge/doesn't doubt that Obama was born in Hawaii)). On this thread it seemed that when HM18 refuted the 'state thing', she moved the goalposts to area/city/town/community instead.
Not a Liberal or Conservative issue. It’s more of an issue of MONEY those that have regardless of political leanings have learned that rules can be bent by money and many do it.
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