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3. "Not my intent to deceive or mislead"

Tue Aug 14, 2018, 10:40 AM

Aug 2018

You could have fooled me and of all the degrees she chose to fake she chose marketing?

BTW, Miami University in Ohio is Paul Ryan's alma mater.

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She should be prosecuted for the forgery dalton99a Aug 2018 #1

'It was not my intent to deceive or mislead anyone' sure..... spanone Aug 2018 #2

She forged a document but didn't intend to deceive? DetlefK Aug 2018 #4

Who among us hasn't gone to the effort of badly faking documents? mythology Aug 2018 #7

It's amazing, it's like they cant hear themselves talk Fullduplexxx Aug 2018 #11

"Not my intent to deceive or mislead" TexasBushwhacker Aug 2018 #3

Here's a GOPer in a $500,000 home who applied for food stamps Roland99 Aug 2018 #5

Bye bye fraud malaise Aug 2018 #6

Of course her intent was to deceive and mislead Renew Deal Aug 2018 #8

"It was not my intent to.......GET CAUGHT. oasis Aug 2018 #9

How can you "make a mistake" in saying you received your degree? world wide wally Aug 2018 #10

That's not a mistake. That's an on-purpose. Iggo Aug 2018 #12