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Who benefited more from Affirmative Action - Obama or Hillary?

LaDexter

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Jun 5, 2016
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Tough question.

Hillary got preferential treatment at Rose Law firm, as a "woman" "betrayed" by her "husband," from the media glossing over the many times she lied and profiteered - especially on the cattle futures. Hillary has played the gender card more times than any woman alive, and continues to do so, even as her history proves she cares little about female victims of male sexual assaults - from her "husband." Virtually everything about Hillary is a fraud - her entire law career, the claim of the "vast right wing conspiracy," that she spotted an uptrend in cattle prices when in fact most of her winning trades were shorts, losing her billing records, admitting to billing fraud in Castle Grande where Chelsea's bio daddy Webb Hubbell took the real rap for fraud and did two years, did not get disbarred from ABA for admitting billing fraud (imagine if the ABA tried that with a white male Republican).

Obama got preferential treatment with his prep school scholarship, where he checked "Muslim" as his demographic, was an affirmative action student at Penn (and refuses to release his transcript), floated straight to the top of the Democratic Party political machine without doing anything of note, substance, or merit. Has spent the last eight years race baiting, lying, making taxdollars disappear faster than a climate scientist hides the raw data showing no warming.

Both of these two individuals show the failures of Affirmative Action.

1. a total lack of patriotism to country
2. total disregard of the value of truth and merit
3. hatemongering without a real tangible reason to have the hate since neither was ever a "victim"
4. total hypocrisy towards members of the same "pc victim group" that disagree with left wing ideology
5. penchant for lashing out at those who notice too much truth about too little merit
 

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