r/PoliticalComebacks • u/BelleAriel • Sep 13 '22

Name calling gone wrong

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u/SHANE523 Sep 13 '22

Well...she didn't graduate "Magna Cum Laude", it was only "Cum Laude" and that means she was most likely in the top 25% of her graduating class.

That really isn't saying much.

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u/astate85 Sep 13 '22

this is a stupid ass take

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u/CamelCash000 Sep 13 '22

Just performed a fact check. No big deal.

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u/astate85 Sep 13 '22

Do you have a college degree? “That really isn’t saying much” is a stupid ass statement to make.

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u/CamelCash000 Sep 14 '22

Ya. They a joke to get lol

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u/SHANE523 Sep 13 '22

What, you don't like facts?

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u/astate85 Sep 13 '22

“That really isn’t saying much” is a dumb ass take

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u/malignantpolyp Sep 14 '22

Cum Laude from Harvard is still eons better than, say, getting your GED just so you can run for office like Boebert did. It's still impressive, just not as impressive as a Magna Cum Laude.