Of course. For the elites people like you should follow the rules. They are above them. My children are in private schools but had to go through a proper assessment, so I follow the rules too.
I don't blame them. If we had the means to help our children get ahead, we'd use them. How do you think corporate and political leaders are made. Not saying all but some are born with a silver spoon. Hmm what an old cliche. Anyone work in corporations have seen new executives parachute in with no experience half your age. You know they didn't earn their way. Coming from the right gene pool helps. Here's another cliche; it's not what you know, it's who. And money talks.
LOL, when Republicans get caught and right wingers get caught posting fake news, you come up with 'both sides' bullshit. Otherwise you are crying about leftists on every thread without a hint of bothsideism.
So how about apologizing for posting fake news that the actresses are liberals which is a bunch of bullshit as already proven. The only lying hypocrite on this thread is you and your fake news.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/poli...admissions-scandal_n_5c883861e4b0fbd7661ed2fb The contributions were made to both Democratic and Republican candidates and committees. HuffPost did not include contributions made by unindicted spouses. The contributions included: At least $135,525 to the Democratic National Committee At least $131,800 to committees benefiting or controlled by then-presidential candidate and current U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) At least $73,600 to the Republican National Committee At least $30,000 to committees benefiting Gavin Newsom At least $25,000 to the Kamala Harris Senate Committee and the committee for her California attorney general candidacy At least $16,900 to committees benefiting or controlled by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) $8,350 to the National Republican Campaign Committee $8,350 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee The indicted contributors included: Agustin Huneeus, vintner $30,000 in contributions to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s campaign committees. (Disclosure: This reporter worked for Newsom in several capacities over a six-year period.) Robert Flaxman, CEO of Crown Realty & Development Total federal contributions: $143,065.80 $5,400 to Rep. Ro Khanna’s congressional campaign committee in 2015 $50,000 to Romney Victory Fund in 2012 $2,300 to Romney presidential campaign in 2007 $8,100 to Chris Van Hollen’s Senate account (all contributions were disbursed through a joint committee on Sept. 30, 2016) $33,400 to the Democratic National Committee $8,350 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee $10,000 to the California Republican Party Federal Account $35,800 to the Republican National Committee 8,350 to the National Republican Congressional Committee Gordon Caplan, attorney Caplan has contributed $86,750 to federal candidates and committees. 7,000 to the Republican National Committee $12,000 to Romney 2012 committees $22,300 to the Democratic National Committee in 2016 $2,600 to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) 1,000 to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand $1,250 to Kyrsten Sinema’s Senate campaign $15,200 to Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn. Jane Buckingham, marketing consultant Buckingham has donated $71,600 to federal candidates and committees. A total of $14,700 to Kirsten Gillibrand’s Senate campaign $1,250 to Gillibrand’s political action committee $5,700 to committees controlled by Sen. Kamala Harris $30,800 to the DNC through the Obama Victory Fund in 2012 $7,350 to Harris’ California attorney general campaign committees Robert Zangrillo, CEO, Dragon Global $50,000 to Romney Victory Fund in 2012 $30,800 to the Republican National Committee 2012 (distributed through the Romney Victory Fund) Abdelaziz Gamal, former casino executive $40,196 in total contributions to federal candidates and committees $33,096 in contributions to the MGM Resorts International PAC Douglas Hodge, former Pimco CEO $29,000 in total contributions to federal campaign funds Mossimo Giannulli, fashion designer, and Lori Loughlin, actress $12,800 in total contributions to federal candidates and committees 2,700 to the Marco Rubio senate campaign (via Mossimo Giannulli) $5,000 to Romney Victory in 2012 (via Mossimo Giannulli) Felicity Huffman, actress $10,719.17 in total federal contributions $1,537.50 of which was to the Kamala Harris Senate campaign committee Bruce Isackson, president of WP Investments, and Davina Isackson $2,500 to the Romney presidential campaign (via Bruce Isackson) $3,500 to the Congressional Leadership Fund, a Republican super PAC, in 2017 (via Bruce Isackson) Michelle Janavs, former executive of a food manufacturer $5,000 to the Romney Victory Fund in 2012 Marci Palatella, owner of Preservation Distillery $3,200 to Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) John B. Wilson, president and CEO of Hyannis Port Capital $1,000 to Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) $500 to the NRCC in August 2018
And bullshit walks. It is completely pathetic and they should be shunned. And this David Mamet idiot? Are you kidding me? How vainglorious of him! https://www.dailywire.com/news/44588/read-it-david-mamet-pens-letter-felicity-huffman-paul-bois
The best advise for a elite graduate student. Be social, the person next to you could come from a very powerful family. All the academics in world can't get their faster enough than someone pulling strings in your favor.