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https://thenakeddollar.blogspot.com/2021/01/how-did-hunter-biden-get-into-yale-law.html
Friday, January 1, 2021
How Did Hunter Biden Get into Yale Law School?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhHH1AJtZ3Y Tucker: Democrats Left
Cheat School Acceptance Tilt Indoctrination

Do you know how hard it is to get into Yale Law School? The admission
rate is 6.9%. By comparison, Harvard Law is twice as easy. It's also
tiny, with only 200 slots available each year.

Do you know how hard it is to transfer to Yale Law? Forget about it.
Even harder. Typically, only about ten students a year are accepted.
It goes without saying you'd have to be at the very top of whatever
law school you were transferring from, and even then it wouldn't be a
layup.

Which raises the question; how exactly did Hunter Biden pull this off?


You probably didn't even know he went there. It doesn't come up much.

Here are the facts:

    Biden arrived as a transfer in the fall 1994. This means...
    He was accepted sometime in the winter/spring that same year
    The Dean of Yale Law at that time was Guido Calabresi
    It was well known that Calabresi's ambition was to serve on the
federal bench
    On February 9th, 1994, Bill Clinton nominated Calabresi to the 2nd
Circuit, where he still serves
    Thus, Biden's acceptance to Yale Law and Calabrisi's appointment
were contemporaneous
    Chairing the Judiciary Committee at that time - the man
responsible for confirming Calabresi's nomination - was none other
than Joe Biden.
    Calabresi sailed through the process


Calabresi

Those are the facts.

Coincidence.

Perhaps.

If you think Hunter Biden was one of the top first-year law students
in the country and had near perfect board scores. I am not one of
those people.

I do not have Hunter's transcripts from Georgetown undergrad or his
first year of law school there, but he's not exactly known as a
scholar. I know people who knew him then and they say he was more
arrogant than anything else. His life since does not suggest the
slightest trace of intellect, except in the pursuit of ways to
monetize his family's name..

So, there's no smoking gun, no absolute proof that a slot at America's
most elite law school was traded for a federal judgeship. But the
circumstantial evidence raises serious questions, the kind the
mainstream media won't ask anymore, at least when it inconveniences
Democrats.

There's a pattern of quid quo pro that seems follow the Biden family
wherever it goes.

It's worth noting that the Ivies are very much part of the swamp.
Yale, for its part, gets the better part of a billion dollars a year
from the federal government. Also, there is a definite pattern of
prominent Democrats getting their kids - somehow! - into Ivy Leage
schools. Tucker Carlson did an entire piece on this. It 's worth a
watch.

Edit: I'm going to anticipate one of the objections to this piece,
which is Yale is a private institution, so it can admit whomever it
likes. First, this would be true if they didn't accept federal money.
Second, the example of accepting a rich kid in exchange for a large
donation - one I know will be thrown at me - is quite different from
giving a coveted space up in exchange for a personal favor. In the
first instance, all of Yale benefits from the donation. In the second
instance, it does not.