[ravenwolf]

It’s a great slam at Collins but, wow, what a horribly-written letter. If I’m ostensibly running for president and I have a letter in the “New York Times”, I wouldn’t want to come across writing like an elementary school student. It doesn’t help the cause much.

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You think if it were wrote like a professor wrote it that it would make him more popular? i don,t, it appears to me that the only people who understands the writings of the highly educated are a few other highly educated and it never comes to the point.

And also people feels more comfortable with some one if they believe that person has some experience other than just being able to use words, professors are good at using words but do they have any experience at anything else?

[IH8DEMS]

If he exposes Hussein it would be unbelievable. What is the left so afraid of. Wake up and do your homework liberals and maybe you could understand what TRUMP is talking about.

[RipSawyer]

Yu got that ther rite ravinwolf. Ain’t nobody a wantin’ tuh here nun o’ them ther overedumacated folk a tawkin’ ther nunsince an usin’ them beg words what nobody don’t never heered uv. Eben us bak in da holler kin figger out what ol’ Donnie is a sayin’. He don’t need no Billy Airs fer no ghosty rider.

[AndyJackson]

it appears to me that the only people who understands the writings of the highly educated are a few other highly educated and it never comes to the point.

The most productive "intellectuals" only bother to write when they have a point and they strive to make their point as clearly as the point can be made because they have a point and want everyone to understand it. The problem is that 95% of the overeducated have no point, but if everyone understood that, society would depreciate or rather properly appraise their value, and that is the safe harbor that liberalism grants them.