People who went to Ivy League schools are not a protected or suspect class, are not a historically downtrodden group, are not in need of your solicitude. It is 100% fine to be suspicious of them and their outsized impact on American policy and don’t let silly people tell you otherwise.
Look. These assholes decide who "Real Americans" are (racist patrons of Ohio diners and themselves, somehow) and it's not fair for Democrats to try to change that definition.
but this person also went to Oxford (UK, not Mississippi) so faced a lifetime of discrimination "haha, Oxford? loser" graduates of state universities cruelly laugh
And I suppose at least half their student population are in by nepotism and bribery anyway.
What about those who went to a “Harvard of the South”?
But also—the critique is not “rural man went to Yale.” It is is “man from Dayton, OH goes to Yale, becomes a venture capitalist, publishes a best selling book about life in Appalachia (where he is not from), becomes a senator, and runs for vice president. He’s a hillbilly? Um, no. That’s a lie.”
Get them , Popehat!!! 🙄🤔🙄😠😤😡 Same group , surely, that are thousands of miles away from the border here near me that falsely cry "INVASION !!" & claim Affirmation Action somehow INJURED them profoundly!🙄😅🤣😂
In that sense they absolutely are a suspect class.
Ivy League-educated lawyers are overrepresented among the tRUmp syncophants who are either already indicted for participating in his crimes, or holding their breaths in fear that they will be.
The actual median U.S.-ian doesn’t even land in “graduated college” territory, never mind a prestigious one.
