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Well, Everest College was accredited, too, so as long as we're talking about hypocrites, yoo-hoo Marco Rubio....
As for Trump "University," it never conferred degrees--or claimed to.
A civilian cannot put on a cop's uniform, walk around the neighborhood pretending to be a cop, and then say, "Hey, I never claim to be a cop."
Which is pretty much what Trump did. He called his thing a "University" when it was not licensed and clearly against the law. It's going to be nearly impossible for you to spin this one - when the name "Trump University" already gives it away that it's a scam.
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What a hypocrite to go after Trump over releasing tax returns and his involvement with Trump University, when Romney both drug his feet on releasing his taxes and has his own ties to a for profit college.
While on the campaign trail, Romney has cited Full Sail University at least twice as an example of a for-profit school using innovative ways to keep costs down. Unfortunately, when praising Full Sail, Romney fails to mention that the school has the third highest tuition in the country at an average of $42,809 a year after financial aid is applied. He also fails to mention that his super PAC has received about $240,000 just from the CEO of that school, who conveniently also doubles as co-chairman of Romney’s Florida fundraising team.
Still, it is ironic that a guy who was derided by so many in 2012 appears as the sane, rational and mature guy next to the current candidates being offered up. The ridiculous display by the Three Stooges on Thursday night only made Romney appear even more dignified.
Agreed.
I began respecting Romney after his well-crafted speech this week.
Romney is head and shoulders above any of the Republican candidates with the possible exception of Kasich. If he ran today, I would probably vote for him. 2012 was just not his time
And neither was 2008. He really needs to give it up and I can't imagine anyone would care what he has to say
And neither was 2008. He really needs to give it up and I can't imagine anyone would care what he has to say
People who can't be bought by the R establishment, don't care what that loser has to say straight up!
Us voters can't be bought by those fools. Loser sure changed his tune from when he graciously accepted money from Trump in 2012. Someone they won't be able to boss around, oh the irony.
The loser really does need to give it up, he is a big loser lost to Obama, enough said.
Romney, one elitist billionaire and 2012 Republican nominee criticizing another elitist billionaire, and the 2016 nominee. Welcome to today's Republican Party, in touch with the working man.
Ironic, isn't it?
I was surprised Romney didn't just come out and call Trump for who he really is- the modern day equivalent of P.T. Barnum.
Wonder why Romney thought he had to go public about Trump?
Very good question and one I myself have. I'm not sure if he's hoping for a 'draft' at a brokered convention, or if it's a case that the Bush establishment failed to shoot down The Donald and now the RNC is just going down another notch in the caliber of gun they are using. They failed with nikki and sessons (I think that's how to spell that senator's name). They failed with the Fox news folks in the first debate. Need I say ANYTHING about their success in using marco?
As much as I loathe the liar dim-woman, she would chew Romney up and spit him out in any and every debate. I think his uncontested 'press conference' was the zenith of his public speaking career. Straight down from here ... as in cliff vice hill.
On man's opinion.
El Nox
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