Debate still top story.

obvious, and it's just another sign of how empty Trump is as a candidate. His surrogates on CNN are just so painful -- Kayleigh the Trump Elf, and Boris the Dancing Russian Bear, and Jeffrey the "Ask me anything about Ronald Reagan" guy are the worst.

They don't want to hear anything outside of what he is telling them
I am sure Google is not broken in their part of the world

And apparently his supporters like to eat shit. Idiots.

Wharton MBA is in top biz schools and Trump graduating will make every alumni choke in shame.

when of course he does not. In the old, pre-Internet days, he used to claim that he was first in his class, top of the class, and so on. All preposterous bs. He is such an insecure disaster.

She wrote about it in her biography. She passed the Bar Exam in Arkansas.

would have passed the second time in DC. Herr Trumpenstein has not graduate credentials at all.

It's dumb of him to bring it up. He couldn't have graduated from Law School, it takes a great deal of self discipline.

Most learn it in cram courses afterwards, and the content varies by jurisdiction.

fire marshall) drumpfy routinely picks smaller venues, sells many tickets more than the venue will hold, and then whines about the "fire marshall" being sooooooo mean.

gesture. For some reason the dummies who attend his rallies love to hear the lines about the evil Fire Marshalls. I guess it makes them feel tough to defy the local gubment, and extra special to be inside a stupid political rally like they are seeing a real rock star instead of an obese old man with orange hair who wants to be president.

Trump voters always seem extra pathetic to me because they seem to think his "money mojo" will rub off on them somehow. It is some form of magical thinking -- worship the guy who claims to be rich and try to touch his garment as he passes by -- I always see them dressed in t-shirts and Trump hats reaching out for him -- as you might then become a millionaire...

Oh, and you don't have to mouth any insincere platitudes about "loving your neighbor" and all of that shit.

You just get to hate everybody, but there's still a magic prosperity prophet (TM) at the front of the hall, and his touch will prosper you!

CLAIM: Hillary Rodham failed her 1973 attempt to pass the District of Columbia bar exam.

TRUE

http://www.snopes.com/politics/clintons/barexam.asp

The D.C. bar exam had recently changed what it covered to include laws from multiple states, not just from D.C.. Her instructor, a local law professor, had not updated the materials he taught to include the changes.

Having passed the California bar exam, knowing what is involved in preparing, knowing the peculiarities of the many areas of laws studied, I find her failure funny. Sort of an episode of I love Lucy where Lucy by mistake ends up in a ludicrous situation. If you don't study the specific areas covered by the test, even if you are real smart, you can easily fail.

As if we're going to doubt this woman's intelligence! hahahaha! Trump trying to diminish one of HRC's strengths!! He's too obvious! He must be scared of the smart woman!

pass in AR and joined the very prestigious Rose Law Firm and taught law in AR.

is running his mouth. A law degree from Yale is serious business, and Hillary was also an excellent student -- an outstanding student-- as an undergrad. Nobody even remembers Trump at Penn (there was an article in the Penn paper about this)

But Trump says a lot of things that are completely false. This happens to be true. I think it's important to keep that clear.

but that she did not have time to study enough.

It's considered the third hardest in the nation behind NY and California.

Which is considered one of the best in the country - if not the best.

It was definitely unusual and surprising that she failed the DC Bar (she even says so in her book).

Probably it was just a stressful time for her and she just had a bad day.

The only citation I can find is the failure rate for all takers of the exam. Nothing on a breakdown by any categories.

It's considered one of the hardest in the nation behind NY and California.

My daughter went to law school in New York (passed the NY bar the first time), and since she went to undergrad in DC, she looked into taking the bar exam there, and decided she might as well stay in NY. Oddly enough, she told a friend who had failed the DC bar exam to try her home state of Massachusetts, which, for all its academia, is known among law students as "Passachusetts" for its easy bar exam.

It was already divided up into the various "schools" even at the undergraduate level. So being "in Wharton" merely meant you had decided on a business-oriented study from the beginning and were enrolled accordingly after being accepted--just like women were automatically enrolled in the "college for women." In reality, there was no distinction, and we all took classes together. My economics class was held in the Wharton building, so technically, I "went to Wharton" too for part of my undergrad education. No big deal. "Believe me."

Hence the lie about the "fire marshall" won't let them in...

just a guess

too thin for me to buy into, just a liar. Lyin' Donald Trump. BTW, he went to Trump University of Debaters, see what the Trump University results are for Trump, he may need to file fraud against Trump University.

Hillary's humanity, IMO. There is another thread (at least one) discussing this and yes, it's true, as others here have confirmed. http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=2450453

I posted a lot of information there that I am too lazy to repost - sorry about that!

But Hillary took two bar exams (DC and Arkansas). She passed the Arkansas Bar exam. I am not sure what the difficulty level of the Arkansas exam was in 1973, but in 2013, it was considered to be the second most difficult. http://abovethelaw.com/2013/04/which-state-has-the-most-difficult-bar-exam/

In the other thread, I posted a link from March 2016, which says that the Arkansas Bar is still ranked as the second most difficult.

also. Bar exams are given all over and everyone is different from state-to-state. She did graduate law School. He did graduate Wharton.

Who failed the bar twice before passing it.

by 2 points. Smoked it the second time. I have an uncle who is a trial lawyer. We compared notes and stories. There's no doubt in my mind he had the more difficult and grueling exam. What has Trump ever passed that was a real test of his "good brain"? Answer: not a damned thing. Being personally wealthy can be a result of a good skillset at something, but it doesn't definitely mean you are smart. I hate this orange dildo more every day.

I remember 4 years ago, after that first debate, when I was genuinely scared Romney could pull it off. I thought he would be the most amoral and greedy candidate the Republicans could ever field. Boy, was I wrong.

who go to elite law schools that focus on deep comprehension and theory rather than on exam prep.

A lot of third-tier law schools specifically prep their students for the bar exam, but that ends up being for many a lot like test prep in our public schools--aimed at making sure the student passes a test rather than making sure the student has a deep understanding of the topic.

It is because it would be unsafe. Those ordinances exist for a reason. Deplorable is all for putting his own supporters in a dangerous situation.

I loved it when my local TV channel showed him talking about the thousands of people waiting outside who couldn't get seats, and then they cut to reporter outside in throngs of anti-Trump protestors including one with a 'Fuck Trump' sign- it was hilarious

Donald and find out the reality of what his college years were like. If the truth is a whole different story, maybe they can fund an add with a former classmate.

That posts pics of the actual audience at these rallies? I have a feeling that they are much smaller than we can even imagine