You are vile. |
Let me just add that Warren was considered a rising star in academic circles while before she showed any political aspirations. If you think she wasn't a successful scholar and didn't warrant her place on Harvard's faculty, you just don't like her. You've dead wrong on the facts. |
I really wanted to publish one of her articles when I was the head of my school's journal but we couldn't get it. I had no idea about her politics and assumed she leaned conservative (for a law professor) based on her academic writing. The notion she wasn't a good scholar is just silly. |
I would personally appreciate if you could stop posting. |
He also said it played no role. Also since she was invited, it is not clear there was a form with a box to check. In earlier jobs we know she checked "white". |
Especially stop posting nauseating statements like, "I love women, especially the pretty ones like my wife." Gross. Thank God there are real men in th world, who actually DO love women. What a scumbag. |
So what. We are asked to check that box on a regular basis, in almost any capacity beginning with when we enter K. Do you object to the Census too? |
Gross that I think my wife is pretty? Guess I should just like ugly women then. Well, here you go: http://www.returnofkings.com/22653/the-7-ugliest-women-in-the-democratic-party You probably fit right in with that group. You enjoy yourself the rest of the day now, baby-doll. Ta-ta. |
Typical liberal response. When you do not agree with me, I demand you stop exercising your First Amendment right. If you do not like the poster's comments, stop reading the thread. |
She was considered an academic star unril a lot of her research was exposed as being weak. http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2010/07/considering-elizabeth-warren-the-scholar/60211/ To me, Warren really exposes herself as an unsophisticated talking head when she riffs on student loans. She generally likes to claim that student loan borrowers shouldn't be paying higher interest rates than the Fed Funds rate, which completely ignores (a) the different credit risks for the different class of borrowers and (b) that lower student loan interest rates would actually implode the federal student loan programs because the program clearly depends on interest revenue for future sources of lending. Either she is being completely disingenuous or she is making basic mistakes that no alleged superstar in the area of bankruptcy law should be making. My read is that because her populist streak resonates so well on campus, the academy holds her up as an alleged superstar. Ironically, the same people that tell us that diversity is important so that group think doesn't set in seem to overlook the fact that the academy is one of the least viewpoint diverse professional areas AND the members of the academy are the gatekeepers to the ivory tower. Can't speak to her as an in classroom lecturer, but as someone who read her casebook cover to cover and practices in a related area of law, I do not find her to be particularly insightful in either the academic context or an application context. In fact, I seem to recall a few years back she was part of that loose coalition in the field of bankruptcy that was agitating for reform of the BK code to make it less friendly for secured creditors and more friendly to certain classes of unsecured creditors (like hourly labor and retirees). Trump is absolutely a fraud, but so is Warren. Whether you see one of the two or both as a fraud is almost 100% determined by your political affiliation. |
| Funny, in 2004 she called Hillary a corporate puppet |
What letter does your first name begin with? |
Your understanding of the First Amendment is laughably bad. Unfortunately the MRA posts aren't laughably bad, just sad and tedious, and they are a drag to have to read. |
Yes indeed. Kind of like Hillary telling Trump to delete his account. Yep, it’s all about silencing the opposition. |