AJ Delgado is a graduate of Harvard Law School

[madaboutharry]

They must offer a course in Pretzel Logic.

From Wikipedia:

A. J. Delgado is a former Mediaite columnist who joined the Donald Trump presidential campaign in September 2016.[1] She is a Harvard Law graduate who practiced law in New York City. She is known for her many "cable news appearances" in recent years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._J._Delgado

[Dem2]

1. ??

[Control-Z]

2. Really?

Nah.

[madaboutharry]

3. True,

https://about.me/ajdelgado

[Control-Z]

5. Yeah, I know.

I was being sarcastic. You know, trying to be funny?

[procon]

4. It was a double major; Law and Tap Dancing. nt

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

6. You can be smart and still be really stupid.

[Cha]

10. Yeah, all kinds of examples.. ben carson comes to mind. then

there's trump.. just #fubar stupid stupid.

[GeorgeGist]

7. Many Harvard grads are E V I L.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

8. Barack and Michelle Obama are both Harvard Law grads.

[tenderfoot]

12. So are Grover Norquist and George W. Bush

eom

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

13. Bush went to Yale and Harvard Business school, not law school.

Point being, anyhow, where you went to school doesn't make you good OR evil.

[TeamPooka]

9. She sure sounds like an east coast media elite to me.nt

[DFW]

11. My daughter has to deal with some useless Harvard Law Grads

Not all are useless, of course. I know one B.H. Obama who turned out rather well.

But these days, some of them come over to Europe, freshly hired, waving their Harvard Law degrees as if they were a free pass to heaven, thinking all should bow before their fancy diplomas instead of their abilities. My daughter, who has had a meteoric rise in a NY-based international law firm, is only 31 and looks younger, so they arrive from the States thinking they will show her a thing or two. She dresses them down for their poor written English (and that's not even her native language) and their sloppy work, and they leave her office either grumbling or in tears because she isn't impressed by their fancy diploma, only by good use of English and precise work--two things of which many of them do not seem capable.

It's not the diploma that counts, but rather the person behind it.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

14. I went to a not-Ivy-League law school

but regularly met and dealt with Harvard and Yale law grads who were quite convinced their poo didn't stink, at least compared to that of someone who didn't go to Harvard or Yale. But I showed them more than once that you could graduate from a law school other than Harvard and Yale and still find your way to the courthouse. Your school makes materials and information available to you but you still have to do the work and figure it out. I don't think those schools are any tougher than any other accredited school; you get out of your education what you put into it.

[DFW]

15. Exactly

My daughter just made partner at her firm--second youngest ever!--and she'll be stomping on anyone who doesn't have the ability to do the work required, no matter how "prestigious" their diploma. The diploma won't be doing the work, will it?

[spiderpig]

16. Does Harvard operate a law school branch in Wasilla?