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Perhaps for the same reasons Hillary's, Bubba's and Obama's grades were not. They are private and no one else's business, and are up to the individual to release if they choose. Kinda like...their income tax.
Wait...I was a Federal employee and had to release my college transcripts. Unless I missed something....were not Hillary, Bubba, and Obama Federal government employees??
Were they special??
I did not have to release my income tax records. But I did have to disclose all the stocks and property I owned.
Just make every Presidential candidate release: a Doctor’s certificate that they are physically fit to be President, their college transcripts, and proof of US Citizenship.
IF I had to do it....so should the President of the United States.
Despite Trump’s repeated mention of Wharton, his own classmates hardly remember him, and he even describes the school’s high-flung reputation as overwrought in his 1986 book, “Trump: The Art of the Deal.”
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Another biographer, Gwenda Blair, wrote in 2001 that Trump was admitted to Wharton on a special favor from a “friendly” admissions officer. The officer had known Trump’s older brother, Freddy.
IT's well-known that he threatened Wharton if his grades ever became public. Michael Wolff's book Siege, says his grades were mostly D's. With the abundance of tech knowledge in our population why haven't they been published?
Now, that's interesting. It's known that Trump was no great student, but I hadn't heard that about Ds. (And, I'm not sure how reliable Wolff is.)
Keeping in mind that Trump is an elderly guy, it occurs to me that it's possible that the grades only exist on paper, pre-internet, and anyone "hacking" would have to physically rummage through files that are likely in storage.
It would be fun to see them, just as more proof of how Trump lies.
Now, that's interesting. It's known that Trump was no great student, but I hadn't heard that about Ds. (And, I'm not sure how reliable Wolff is.)
Keeping in mind that Trump is an elderly guy, it occurs to me that it's possible that the grades only exist on paper, pre-internet, and anyone "hacking" would have to physically rummage through files that are likely in storage.
It would be fun to see them, just as more proof of how Trump lies.
Even if someone found his grades from back then and posted them online, I dont think it would be a HUGE story for that long, maybe a few days at the most, doubtful many people would care ether way what kind of grades he got in school.
If they were Ds or Fs, trump supporters could come back and say how 'street smart' trump must have been, to become so successful as he has in life and business, so in that case, posting bad grades from trump, may end up benefiting him even more!!
Truth is, he’s a walking failure. He was obviously a HORRIBLE student at Wharton. If he was any good, he’d mail out the transcripts himself.
You wonder why he hasn't put the people to work who made those bogus covers of Time, with his picture on them, to produce a fake college transcript, showing straight "A" grades?
Trump is such a narcissistic braggart so why is he hiding his grades and taxes. If he's as good/great as he says he is then he should be proving it to the world.
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(and I liked him)