Carlson Attacks on Dr. Jill Biden

[Philo Sofee]

Yeah Dr. Donald Trump's credibility could never be matched from here out to infinity.... and Dr. Carlsen knows that.

irrelevant post is irrelevant.

LOL!!! Thanks for perfectly making my point in your absolute ignorance.

[Res Ipsa]

This is the fear, anger, and outrage formula at work. With multiple ongoing crises, the most important things are that the First Lady elect uses an honorific in a correct and customer way and that a Biden nominee said a swear.

[ajax18]

I find it interesting that our resident optometrist is absent from this discussion. What say you, Dr Ajax?

Most people who insist on being addressed Dr are douches. Interestingly enough even Ophthalmologists address me as Dr even though I'm not a medical doctor. We don't usually get in pissing contests about it. We're all just trying to earn a living and take care of peoples vision. Isn't Rand Paul an opthalmologist?

Res Ipsa is a juris doctoris. That's PhD level.

Do you think Newt Gingrich should insist on being called Dr. because he has a PhD in history?

I honestly thought Jill Biden was some kind of surgeon when I first heard them call her Dr. Jill Biden. I'm sure a lot people made the same incorrect assumpition.

[ajax18]

Ben Shapiro did a really good show on this at Daily Wire.

What happens next year? So in Northwestern university then condemns Epstein. So I'm just going to point out that people with doctorates or the New York times, it doesn't refer to by their actual buy their actual honorifics here. Just a list. This is put up by a sunny, sunny face. It's one of you right now. It's it? Over to Twitter. And this happens to be correct. New Gingrich, Tammy Duckworth, Madeline Albright. David portray is HR McMaster. Ben Sasse, Kristen cinema, Sebastian Gorka, Henry Kissinger, Alan Greenspan, Condoleezza rice, Robert Gates, James Slessinger Ashkar <inaudible> Ben Bernanki, Tony Evers, Gina Ronan Raimondo, William Perry. Shaq also has an honorary degree. Neil deGrasse, Tyson, Norman Borlaug, they've even called Dr.

https://app.podscribe.A.I./episode/58870959

[subgenius]

well, she doesn't really have any, so crime averted.

So make your case.

Ok, i will make my case with 3 sections:
1st
Jill had only about 13 years "teaching" experience in almost as many, if not more, positions and schools.... including just being a substitute teacher.
2nd
As the joke goes,
if you're on an airplane and the stewardess asks if there is a doctor in board - if you don't raise your hand... not a doctor.
3rd
a doctoral dissertation. She had months to prepare it.
It's only 137 pages long, and 48 of those are reprints of surveys she prepared and transcripts of group chats.
7 pagesfor title page, acknowledgements, etc.
So really, only about 82 pages she had to get right.
Not that being the wife of the State's senior senator had any influence during her defense, but:

Page 1
"The needs of the student population are often undeserved, resulting in a student drop-out rate of almost one third."
undeserved? huh

Page 34
Marsh (2004) found that "counseling center directors and chief student affairs officers have documented (or just agree) that..

or just agree? huh (that's some good research right there)

Page 35
...The first sacrifice has to be school; hence, student retention rates skyrocket if there are no safeguards in place...
retention rates skyrocjet? huh
...
Many students are dealing with problems such as drug and alcohol related issues, pregnancy, STDs, obesity, smoking, and HIV/AIDS to name a few.
Students need a place on campus to address these problems and find solutions.

ok, sound like a legit point, so what's the solution Jill?
"Some colleges are taking their fitness centers a step further as increasingly, colleges are spending millions of dollars on lavish recreation centers that cater not solely to athletes, but to the everyday student and member of the university community" (Gym Dandy, 2002)

Oh, you're right, a gym fixed pregnancy and that STD.
...
10 spelling errors (sorry Doc, but do the leg work)
...
Some good grammar nazi moments too!

Page 22
Bryant and Crockett (2005) argues...

Page 25
Many faculty already feel that in...

Page 29
Effective writing and communication has major importance...

Page 32
...work with those individuals and their doctor as they progresses to graduation...
...
and for fun

Page 2
Three quarters of the class will be Caucasian; one quarter of the class will be African American; one seat will hold a Latino; and the remaining seats will be filled with students of Asian descent or non-resident aliens
75% + 25% + 1 + others = ?

Page 47
"Of the 159 students surveyed, 55 receive financial aid; 41 pay their own tuition bills; 45 students' parents pay; 3 spouses pay; 9 receive scholarships; and 9 others receive funds through the GI Bill, vocational rehabilitation programs, or grants. Thus, only one-quarter of the students are able to finance their education themselves."
Cool, from the 159 surveyed she got 162 responses.
and nice conclusion, where she got it remains to be seen.
...
https://assets.documentcloud.org/docume ... tation.pdf

So, yeah - no credibility...unless you mean by her marriage to a career Senator....then still no credibility.

[Doctor CamNC4Me]

If only she were an illegal immigrant who violated her tourist visa status and secured an ‘Einstein Visa’ (ironic) turned anchor baby gold digging whore who engaged in soft core lesbian pornography could she earn respect from the GOP...

But, yeah. Let’s freak out over an academic title or whatever. Why not.

- Doc

[Morley]

Do you think Newt Gingrich should insist on being called Dr. because he has a PhD in history?

Do you mean this Newt Gingrich?

https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Newt-Gingrich ... B00HTJYY84

Absolutely. Whenever he wants to.

[Morley]

Most people who insist on being addressed Dr are douches.

https://www.paul.senate.gov/news/dr-ran ... e6PJWgkc_w

Isn't Rand Paul an opthalmologist?

Yeah.

[Morley]

So make your case.

Ok, i will make my case with 3 sections:
1st
Jill had only about 13 years "teaching" experience in almost as many, if not more, positions and schools.... including just being a substitute teacher.
2nd
As the joke goes,
if you're on an airplane and the stewardess asks if there is a doctor in board - if you don't raise your hand... not a doctor.
3rd
a doctoral dissertation. She had months to prepare it.
It's only 137 pages long, and 48 of those are reprints of surveys she prepared and transcripts of group chats.
7 pagesfor title page, acknowledgements, etc.
So really, only about 82 pages she had to get right.
Not that being the wife of the State's senior senator had any influence during her defense, but:

Page 1
"The needs of the student population are often undeserved, resulting in a student drop-out rate of almost one third."
undeserved? huh

Page 34
Marsh (2004) found that "counseling center directors and chief student affairs officers have documented (or just agree) that..

or just agree? huh (that's some good research right there)

Page 35
...The first sacrifice has to be school; hence, student retention rates skyrocket if there are no safeguards in place...
retention rates skyrocjet? huh
...
Many students are dealing with problems such as drug and alcohol related issues, pregnancy, STDs, obesity, smoking, and HIV/AIDS to name a few.
Students need a place on campus to address these problems and find solutions.

ok, sound like a legit point, so what's the solution Jill?
"Some colleges are taking their fitness centers a step further as increasingly, colleges are spending millions of dollars on lavish recreation centers that cater not solely to athletes, but to the everyday student and member of the university community" (Gym Dandy, 2002)

Oh, you're right, a gym fixed pregnancy and that STD.
...
10 spelling errors (sorry Doc, but do the leg work)
...
Some good grammar nazi moments too!

Page 22
Bryant and Crockett (2005) argues...

Page 25
Many faculty already feel that in...

Page 29
Effective writing and communication has major importance...

Page 32
...work with those individuals and their doctor as they progresses to graduation...
...
and for fun

Page 2
Three quarters of the class will be Caucasian; one quarter of the class will be African American; one seat will hold a Latino; and the remaining seats will be filled with students of Asian descent or non-resident aliens
75% + 25% + 1 + others = ?

Page 47
"Of the 159 students surveyed, 55 receive financial aid; 41 pay their own tuition bills; 45 students' parents pay; 3 spouses pay; 9 receive scholarships; and 9 others receive funds through the GI Bill, vocational rehabilitation programs, or grants. Thus, only one-quarter of the students are able to finance their education themselves."
Cool, from the 159 surveyed she got 162 responses.
and nice conclusion, where she got it remains to be seen.
...
https://assets.documentcloud.org/docume ... tation.pdf

So, yeah - no credibility...unless you mean by her marriage to a career Senator....then still no credibility.

Thank you for replying, Sub.

I admit I laughed all the way through you being the guy to insist on no typographical or grammatical errors. And even here, you did it in your own stumbling, semi-literate manner: A third-grader critiques a dissertation.

Well played, Sir.

[Morley]

Ben Shapiro did a really good show on this at Daily Wire.

What happens next year? So in Northwestern university then condemns Epstein. So I'm just going to point out that people with doctorates or the New York times, it doesn't refer to by their actual buy their actual honorifics here. Just a list. This is put up by a sunny, sunny face. It's one of you right now. It's it? Over to Twitter. And this happens to be correct. New Gingrich, Tammy Duckworth, Madeline Albright. David portray is HR McMaster. Ben Sasse, Kristen cinema, Sebastian Gorka, Henry Kissinger, Alan Greenspan, Condoleezza rice, Robert Gates, James Slessinger Ashkar <inaudible> Ben Bernanki, Tony Evers, Gina Ronan Raimondo, William Perry. Shaq also has an honorary degree. Neil deGrasse, Tyson, Norman Borlaug, they've even called Dr.

So sorry, I have no idea what this means.