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Any other republican president would appoint judges that agree with their politics. That is completely ruling by 'feelings' which conservatives tend to do.
Sorry, stating that trump said mean words in a decision that is supposed to made by the law, is not the same of which you speak. But I'm sure you know that.
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Any other republican president would have voted for the 1% and corporations to give themselves a YUGE tx cut.
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Yawn.
Any other republican president might NOT have made it their practice to separate children from their parents and then lose them or adopt them out. That is pure Trumpism.
Complete 100% lie! Maybe you just don't care or just have a short memory. Those kids that were in cages, that the leftist/dem/liberal media portrayed as bieng "look what trump is doing"...was ALL done on obamas watch....sorry..
Harvard Law School/Harvard University isn't "most colleges and universities." If you take a look at the current GPA statistics for Harvard Law School, you'll see that they are 3.96/3.89/3.79 (75th/50th/25th percentiles): https://hls.harvard.edu/dept/jdadmis...ile-and-facts/
Granted, Barack Hussein Obama graduated in 1991, but its hard to believe that the GPA statistics changed much over the years. Not at a school like Harvard.
Thus, try again.
Also, no, stating that someone does well at Harvard does NOT mean that they were qualified to be there. Qualifications for admittance are judged in the admittance period. I can mess around in high school and graduate with a 2.5 GPA, but after gaining admittance to Harvard following daddy's donation, I graduate with a 3.8 GPA from Harvard. But my performance while at Harvard does not mean that I was qualified to gain admittance to begin with.
Again, try again.
Sadly, you do not appear to understand how college admissions works.
Like most graduate programs, in addition to GPA, Harvard Law School evaluates LSAT scores/GRE scores, transcripts, resume, personal statement, and letters of recommendation of applicants.
Obviously, Obama was qualified for admission as he was admitted.
Obviously, he was qualified to be a Harvard Law student as he did quite well both in Harvard Law School and later out in the world.
While you and Kushner may have gained admission to college via a donation from your father, it is highly unlikely that Obama did. His family did not have that kind of money. He gained admission through his own efforts.
Also, not to make too fine a point of it, he was elected POTUS without any assistance from Putin.
Sorry, stating that trump said mean words in a decision that is supposed to made by the law, is not the same of which you speak. But I'm sure you know that.
Complete 100% lie! Maybe you just don't care or just have a short memory. Those kids that were in cages, that the leftist/dem/liberal media portrayed as bieng "look what trump is doing"...was ALL done on obamas watch....sorry..
Another lie. The Obama administration had no POLICY of strict family separation. The Trump administration did. Or perhaps still does.
There are still families they can't reunite because they had no method of tracking where the children went.
Complete and total savagry combined with ineptness.
Another lie. The Obama administration had no POLICY of strict family separation. The Trump administration did. Or perhaps still does.
There are still families they can't reunite because they had no method of tracking where the children went.
Complete and total savagry combined with ineptness.
Yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
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Last summer, for instance, images went viral showing young migrant children lying sprawled on flimsy mattresses, caged behind the metal fencing. Though critics rushed to condemn the Trump administration, it quickly emerged that the images were from 2014, during the Obama administration, and that the children had arrived at the border unaccompanied and were awaiting processing in the facilities.
Sadly, you do not appear to understand how college admissions works.
Like most graduate programs, in addition to GPA, Harvard Law School evaluates LSAT scores/GRE scores, transcripts, resume, personal statement, and letters of recommendation of applicants.
Obviously, Obama was qualified for admission as he was admitted.
Obviously, he was qualified to be a Harvard Law student as he did quite well both in Harvard Law School and later out in the world.
While you and Kushner may have gained admission to college via a donation from your father, it is highly unlikely that Obama did. His family did not have that kind of money. He gained admission through his own efforts.
Also, not to make too fine a point of it, he was elected POTUS without any assistance from Putin.
As one who attended an Ivy League university and T-1 law school, yes, I am keenly aware of how the college and law school admissions process works.
Particularly at the top colleges and universities, GPA and standardized test scores are paramount. Extracurricular activities, personal statements, recommendation letters, etc., are secondary and help set students apart from each other. But, again particularly at these top tier institutions, those are secondary and generally don't excuse low grades or standardized test scores. Of course--and this has been proven time and time again--being a minority also counts, and Harvard College (as a specific example) openly admits to such, though they call it breaking the cycle instead of discrimination
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[The Harvard admissions representative] said Harvard sends recruitment letters to African-American, Native American and Hispanic high schoolers with mid-range SAT scores, around 1100 on math and verbal combined out of a possible 1600, CNN reported.
Asian-Americans only receive a recruitment letter if they score at least 250 points higher — 1350 for women, and 1380 for men
The role of GPA and standardized test scores only become even more important when we get to graduate and professional school, to include law school, particularly at top tier schools like Harvard.
Obama didn't gain admission via his money as he didn't have any, but his race was a major factor in his admission based on what we know about his grades relative to the competition. My point is that if you're going to call out Kushner for getting in due to his dad's donation (which, as I mentioned, at least provided assistance to other students going forward), its only fair to point out that Barack didn't get in based off of merit either. To suggest otherwise in the face of the available evidence is laughable.
Jared is the smartest person of his generation. Watch him in interviews, you'll learn a lot.
I’ve only heard him speak maybe once, doesn’t seem like the brightest bulb. They are sure protective of him for someone of such enormous intelligence. I would like to see someone with an education and foreign affairs experience advising Trump, call me crazy.
I’ve only heard him speak maybe once, doesn’t seem like the brightest bulb. They are sure protective of him for someone of such enormous intelligence. I would like to see someone with an education and foreign affairs experience advising Trump, call me crazy.
Don't you support AOC and the left? Now you made me laugh.....
Don't you support AOC and the left? Now you made me laugh.....
We know you support Trump! Now that made me laugh!
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