DU is a real fucking idiot that probably gets a crazy SS check.
Well, we know idiots like him couldn't do a real job. Most likely on welfare.

DU is a real fucking idiot that probably gets a crazy SS check.
Have anyone seen Trump's degrees? What about Ted Cruz's? The entire GOP?
Well since nobody has ever seen them, they must be lying.![]()
Your party uses the Austrian school of economics idiot
That school says math is not part of economics
Well, we know idiots like him couldn't do a real job. Most likely on welfare.![]()
Since the mid-20th century, mainstream economists have been critical of the modern-day Austrian School and consider its rejection of mathematical modelling, econometrics and macroeconomic analysis to be outside mainstream economics, or "heterodox". In the 1970s, the Austrian School attracted some renewed interest after Friedrich Hayek shared the 1974 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.[8]
Thanks! Again, I fail to see why AOC triggers the RWNJs so much.
Have anyone seen Trump's degrees? What about Ted Cruz's? The entire GOP?
Well since nobody has ever seen them, they must be lying.![]()
As soon as Trump ran, he sent Cohen to every school he ever attended and told them if they released grades or any information about him, they would get a huge suit. I suppose he was so proud of his educational accomplishments that he did not want to dazzle us. Too close to the light.
I have heard AOC question appointments in committees. She does a very good job. She does her homework.
Some of the smartest and most successful business owners don't have a degree.
Thanks! Again, I fail to see why AOC triggers the RWNJs so much.
These are the course requirements: https://www.bu.edu/academics/cas/programs/international-relations/ba/
Some of the smartest and most successful business owners don't have a degree.
Or a cheater like Bill Gates.
https://mises.org/wire/gop-has-formally-committed-itself-austrian-economics
The GOP Has 'formally committed itself to Austrian economics'
02/24/2014Ryan McMaken
It's great that Austrian economics is now the embodiment of free market economics in the minds of so many people. This comes at a great price, of course, since groups that have virtually no interest at all in actual free-market economics, such as the Republican Party, are nonetheless associated with Austrian economics. In the case of the GOP, Republicans like to distract the voters with references to Mises and Hayek right before heading over to vote "yes" on the latest multi-trillion dollar war or welfare program. When the Dems want, say, 750 billion dollars for some new scheme, the Republicans shoot back with a plan to spend "only" 745 billion dollars. In D.C., this is known as taking a hard-core anti-government position. And so it goes with the latest piece of misinformation in New York Magazine:
Since the outset of the Obama era, the GOP has formally committed itself to Austrian economics or some other intellectually amorphous defense of austerity. Higher spending cannot create jobs, Republicans say. And they have acted on this belief, using every bit of leverage at their disposal to clamp down on spending, and to block every proposal to stimulate the economy through infrastructure investment, temporary tax cuts, or any other Keynesian measure. Whatever the effects of the Party’s much-touted wave of economic reform, it has left the anti-Keynesian wall intact.