Posted on 11/02/2012 11:57:02 PM PDT by lulu16
The source for the 2.6 number is a successful Silicon Valley entrepreneur and a Columbia alumnus who maintains good ties with the university.
In 2004, after Obamas successful speech at that years Democratic convention, a Columbia University official told him Barack Obamas GPA, he explained to TheDC.
This person told me that he [Obama] was a pre-law, poli-sci major, had a lot of incompletes, and as best could be determined after sorting through the incompletes, had a GPA of 2.6, said the businessman, a former Marine Corps combat veteran.
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2012/11/02/wealthy-columbia-univ-donor-school-told-me-obama-had-2-6-gpa/#ixzz2BEZxKtdn
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I would not trust a black surgeon in a million years
???
Pretty harsh. I’m sorry you feel that way.
Ben Carson is one of my inspirations, and I’ve known & worked with...ohh, about a half-dozen black doctors over my 20-year career. Every one of them was EXCELLENT.
It helps if a prominent Saudi prince takes a personal interest in your career.
I take exception to that, I think he took the Affirmative Action Express Elevator along with the help of some lefty friends. Those incompletes don't show me a butt being worked off.
2.6? Yeh thats real Harvard Law Review material.
Triple Nine Society seems to be libertarian leaning and is OK with military and guns. Obama surely would not qualify.
“If I had had a GPA under 3.4 I dont think I would have even bothered applying to any Grad schools!”
When I applied for grad school you had to have at least a 3.0 in undergraduate to even apply.
I see no evidence that this is the case either.
Somehow, that does not fit my definition of “work”. But I guess over the years, that meaning has been sodomized as well.
Silly headline.
There are a good many Mensa qualifiers who did poorly in school.
I guess you’ve never heard about Ben Carson. One of the most famous pediatric neurosurgeons on earth.
You may not ever need to trust him, but there are many people who have travelled very far to trust those most precious to them to his very gifted hands.
Thank you for your kind reply.
I’m glad to hear that Ben Carson has overcome the stigma of “affirmative action”. One can only wonder how many other great, though less well known, black doctors and other black professionals have had their competence and qualifications questioned thanks to the insulting disgrace known as “affirmative action”.
FRegards,
LH
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