It's almost like the receptionist tries to be illiterate, uninformed, and stupid.
He does excel at those though.
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He does excel at those though.
IBDaMann
Probably the worse human in the threads
... whines the Marxist who HATES America and who HATES happiness in others.
Is abandonment hereditary?
Slept her way to the top.
Biden sold out his country for personal gain. He was installed as "President" in a stolen election.
... in Kenya.
... organizing mobs of rent-a-protestors to bully and intimidate like regular brown-shirts.
Stood up for America after Clinton wouldn't.
... enjoyed all the amenities on Epstein's island.
Tried to prevent Democrats' suffocating taxes.
IBDaMann
Probably the worse human in the threads
Nope. They all profited from massive insider trading from their own lawmaking decisions, i.e. they used their position to enrich themselves ... every single one of them.
Kook!
Rin, rin away
Kook!
You cannot reason with people who call others Marxists.
IBDaMann
Probably the worse human in the threads
You cannot reason with people who flat out deny Marxism.
IBDaMann
Probably the worse human in the threads
Cancer!
Did Joe Biden have an academic scholarship ?
In 1987, Biden said he had attended Syracuse Law on a “full academic scholarship.” After his academic records were released, they showed that he had actually received a half scholarship based on financial need, not a full merit/academic scholarship. Biden subsequently acknowledged that his earlier statements about his academic record were “inaccurate”.
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How bad a student was Joe Biden?
At the University of Delaware, Biden graduated 506th out of 688 students, putting him around the 27th percentile from the bottom (roughly the bottom quarter).
His record at Syracuse University College of Law was weaker relative to his classmates:
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At the University of Delaware, Biden graduated 506th out of 688 students, putting him around the 27th percentile from the bottom (roughly the bottom quarter).
His record at Syracuse University College of Law was weaker relative to his classmates:
| Stage | Biden’s rank | Approx. position |
| First year | 80 / 100 | Bottom 20% |
| Second year | 79 / 87 | Bottom 9% |
| Graduation | 76 / 85 | Bottom 11% |
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Ok, are you complaining that a president lied?Did Joe Biden have an academic scholarship ?
In 1987, Biden said he had attended Syracuse Law on a “full academic scholarship.” After his academic records were released, they showed that he had actually received a half scholarship based on financial need, not a full merit/academic scholarship. Biden subsequently acknowledged that his earlier statements about his academic record were “inaccurate”.
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No. They all lie. As did you. Just pointed that out.
cawacko
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Jarod, I know you’re not responding and that’s totally your right but i’m still trying to understand your position here vis a vis Obama‘s education.
He went to Punahou which depending on the ranking is either Hawaii’s best, or second best, school that today has a cost of $34K/yr.
He then went to Occidental which is an elite liberal arts school that costs $95K/yr: He then went to Columbia before going to Harvard Law.
We you just mistaken on his background or did you feel the need to purposely misrepresent it?
It's natural...
cawacko
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Historically when I think of working class you think of someone who didn't go to college who went and worked in a factory, or was a plumber etc. Archie Bunker would be an example.There’s a pattern.
Now we're defining working class as having parents who met in college and have PhD's and Masters degrees.
I know the meaning of words can change over time, but this is an interesting one. I shared my parents background. It would be like me going around saying I'm from a working class background. Most people would look at me and say WTF?!
He had a scholarship to Punahou. Some sites said he had a scholarship to Occidental but others said no. He had a scholarship to Columbia also.
cawacko
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No doubt, there are a number of kids that go to elite schools that don't pay full freight. Some get aid, some get grants/scholarships.
But I've never heard of private schools called state schools. To my understanding, state schools have always referred to public schools.
There's really two different discussions that can be had. There's growing up in a household with or without money. But that's really separate from how working class has traditionally been defined. Working class was more about education and occupation.
I offer my story again. My father was in grad school when I was born. He didn't yet have his PhD. My mom had graduated college but she didn't yet have her MBA. But my father getting his PhD and becoming a professor meant we certainly weren't rich, but that didn't make us working class.
cawacko
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And please tell me if they do it differently in PA.
In California if you go to a UC or a Cal State they say that's going to a state school. Me going to USC, no one would say I went to a state school.
I would assume it the same in PA, if you go to Penn State or Kutztown (where my friend went who pitched for the Giants) people would say you are going to a state school. But they wouldn't say that if someone went to Carnegie Mellon.