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Probably because their kids are really dumb.400k each? That seems like a hell of a lot to pay for this service.
Probably because their kids are really dumb.400k each? That seems like a hell of a lot to pay for this service.
Just for the record, the CSU that OPM and I both attended is like, totally not selective or anything.As an alum of the cal state system all I can say is
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This is what Al Gore really meant all along.You know, if this is where humanity is at, maybe climate change resetting the board isn't such a bad outcome for the universe.
If they are that dumb, how were they going to make it thru 4 - 5 years of college? Lori's kid is pretty cute, she would be better off trying to marry her off to some rich family, much better chance to be provided for in the future...Probably because their kids are really dumb.
But then there's this...Surprised this is a story. Wealthy people around the world bribe routinely to get their kids in. Whether it's a lofty donation, whatever. The charity aspect is interesting and potentially damning - other than that zero surprise
For Laughlin's kids it really seems as if the idea was that they would be paid influencers targeting college kids. USC seems to have been picked as an optimal marketing location more than anything else.If they are that dumb, how were they going to make it thru 4 - 5 years of college? Lori's kid is pretty cute, she would be better off trying to marry her off to some rich family, much better chance to be provided for in the future...
@MikeBeauvais
[Ivy League school water polo practice]
COACH: What the hell is going on here?
KID WHO OBTAINED A FRAUDULENT SCHOLARSHIP (attempting to calm down a terrified horse): Everything is fine.
4:15 PM - 12 Mar 2019
As long as we include O.J.As a UCLA alum, I hope they draw and quarter everyone involved at USC.
They were expecting to tangle with The Shoveler.Sinn Fein said:Felicity Huffman knew she was a target of the federal investigation into bribery in the college admissions process ... but she had no idea 7 feds would show up at her door Tuesday morning with guns drawn.
Sources familiar with the arrest tell TMZ, 7 FBI agents showed up at Felicity's Hollywood Hills home at 6 AM and drew their weapons as they ordered Felicity to come out and surrender.
We're told Felicity, her husband William H. Macy and their 2 daughters were asleep when the agents ordered her out. Our sources say she knew the arrest was looming and would have gladly surrendered on her own, but the feds saw it differently.
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I blame Roger Stone for this new trend....
Boom! I knew my questionable financial decisions at a young age would come back around in my favor!Between this and the Robert Kraft sting it looks like it's open season on rich people. Nice knowing most of you.
Parking was kind of a b-word though.dickey moe said:Just for the record, the CSU that OPM and I both attended is like, totally not selective or anything.
TobiasFunke said:This story is chock full of goodness. Just comedy and schadenfreude everywhere you look.
Here the feds take a gratuitous shot at the University of San Diego.
The UCLA soccer coach was indicted as well. I'll settle for him getting fired and seeing the inside of a cell for a while.Henry Ford said:As a UCLA alum, I hope they draw and quarter everyone involved at USC.
Noooo. Not Jorge!The UCLA soccer coach was indicted as well. I'll settle for him getting fired and seeing the inside of a cell for a while.
Can we rule out human trafficking here?Between this and the Robert Kraft sting it looks like it's open season on rich people. Nice knowing most of you.
In Jerry Lundegaard voice:Sinn Fein said:Felicity Huffman knew she was a target of the federal investigation into bribery in the college admissions process ... but she had no idea 7 feds would show up at her door Tuesday morning with guns drawn.
Sources familiar with the arrest tell TMZ, 7 FBI agents showed up at Felicity's Hollywood Hills home at 6 AM and drew their weapons as they ordered Felicity to come out and surrender.
We're told Felicity, her husband William H. Macy and their 2 daughters were asleep when the agents ordered her out. Our sources say she knew the arrest was looming and would have gladly surrendered on her own, but the feds saw it differently.
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I blame Roger Stone for this new trend....
Dang. I can see a crew team or sailing team, but the UCLA soccer team is a legit contender.The UCLA soccer coach was indicted as well. I'll settle for him getting fired and seeing the inside of a cell for a while.
20 years ago it cost Charles 2.5 million to get Jared into Harvard.The_Man said:The main leader of this scam said it himself in one of the wiretaps.
There's the front door in through admission. Then there's the back door through the fundraising department. And he offers a side door. Sure the side door isn't technically "legal" but the back door costs 10 times as much. To be a development prospect, you have to be willing to put up at least $5 or 10 million.
Oddly not in 2017.Dang. I can see a crew team or sailing team, but the UCLA soccer team is a legit contender.
They pointing guns at white people!!!Sinn Fein said:Felicity Huffman knew she was a target of the federal investigation into bribery in the college admissions process ... but she had no idea 7 feds would show up at her door Tuesday morning with guns drawn.
Sources familiar with the arrest tell TMZ, 7 FBI agents showed up at Felicity's Hollywood Hills home at 6 AM and drew their weapons as they ordered Felicity to come out and surrender.
We're told Felicity, her husband William H. Macy and their 2 daughters were asleep when the agents ordered her out. Our sources say she knew the arrest was looming and would have gladly surrendered on her own, but the feds saw it differently.
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I blame Roger Stone for this new trend....
Not that what school they go to matters much, but $8 million of parental net worth might not be too hard for a young person to burn through if they are both too lazy really even attempt to get admitted to college and care so much about their image/keeping up with the Jones to pay an insane amount of money to hide that laziness.xulf said:Lori Loughlin is said to agreed to $500,000 in bribes for them to get into USC? That seems like an awful lot for someone with an estimated net worth of $8 million. And honestly, who cares where they go, they have their lives already secure.
And a scandal like this is going to have the opposite effect.Not that what school they go to matters much, but $8 million of parental net worth might not be too hard for a young person to burn through if they are both too lazy really even attempt to get admitted to college and care so much about their image/keeping up with the Jones to pay an insane amount of money to hide that laziness.
Not sure what Loughlin's work schedule is like these days, but I imagine she's going to need work as much as possible.
I imagine her appearances on Hallmark Channel are going to dry up.Not that what school they go to matters much, but $8 million of parental net worth might not be too hard for a young person to burn through if they are both too lazy really even attempt to get admitted to college and care so much about their image/keeping up with the Jones to pay an insane amount of money to hide that laziness.
Not sure what Loughlin's work schedule is like these days, but I imagine she's going to need work as much as possible.
She's doing the full house reboot.Not that what school they go to matters much, but $8 million of parental net worth might not be too hard for a young person to burn through if they are both too lazy really even attempt to get admitted to college and care so much about their image/keeping up with the Jones to pay an insane amount of money to hide that laziness.
Not sure what Loughlin's work schedule is like these days, but I imagine she's going to need work as much as possible.
I think I read the fifth and final season runs this year. Not sure if the filming is done at this point.She's doing the full house reboot.
Rirruto said:We've got a chet post in this thread, so we know he's safe. Has anyone heard from Otis? Thoughts and prayers with any FBG rich guy caught up in this investigation.
This just highlights why we are such a messed up society.xulf said:Lori Loughlin is said to agreed to $500,000 in bribes for them to get into USC? That seems like an awful lot for someone with an estimated net worth of $8 million. And honestly, who cares where they go, they have their lives already secure.
Oh, the horror. What a shame we are not going to witness more of her acting.I imagine her appearances on Hallmark Channel are going to dry up.
They are probably Trump supporters..always trying to skirt the system.bigbottom said:Payments run through a 501(c)(3) charity. How despicable. If any of these parents actually sought charitable deductions for their bribes, the feds need to tack on another year or two.
Her husband is the bread winner so doubtful she needs to work while married to him.Not that what school they go to matters much, but $8 million of parental net worth might not be too hard for a young person to burn through if they are both too lazy really even attempt to get admitted to college and care so much about their image/keeping up with the Jones to pay an insane amount of money to hide that laziness.
Not sure what Loughlin's work schedule is like these days, but I imagine she's going to need work as much as possible.
They only reported that because it was at a woman. Otherwise that gets cut out of the story.They pointing guns at white people!!!
3 year ban on all water polo bowl games.Mr. Ected said:You wonder what the NCAA will do for this.
Yet we keep electing "rich" people (on both sides). And our system allows the people we elect to become led by other rich peoples' money. It will never stop.roadkill1292 said:In answer to some others in this thread, I don't want us ever to get jaded about rich people screwing over not-rich people in this country. It's already getting worse and we can't afford to let it go much further.
JFC does it ever stop? I don't see Trump specifically but seeing Kamala Harris'(D) name pop up a bunch of timesThey are probably Trump supporters..always trying to skirt the system.
The contributions were made to both Democratic and Republican candidates and committees. HuffPost did not include contributions made by unindicted spouses.
The contributions included:
At least $135,525 to the Democratic National Committee
At least $131,800 to committees benefiting or controlled by then-presidential candidate and current U.S. Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah)
At least $73,600 to the Republican National Committee
At least $30,000 to committees benefiting Gavin Newsom
At least $25,000 to the Kamala Harris Senate Committee and the committee for her California attorney general candidacy
At least $16,900 to committees benefiting or controlled by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.)
$8,350 to the National Republican Campaign Committee
$8,350 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee
The indicted contributors included:
Agustin Huneeus, vintner
$30,000 in contributions to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s campaign committees. (Disclosure: This reporter worked for Newsom in several capacities over a six-year period.)
Robert Flaxman, CEO of Crown Realty & Development
Total federal contributions: $143,065.80
$5,400 to Rep. Ro Khanna’s congressional campaign committee in 2015
$50,000 to Romney Victory Fund in 2012
$2,300 to Romney presidential campaign in 2007
$8,100 to Chris Van Hollen’s Senate account (all contributions were disbursed through a joint committee on Sept. 30, 2016)
$33,400 to the Democratic National Committee
$8,350 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee
$10,000 to the California Republican Party Federal Account
$35,800 to the Republican National Committee
$8,350 to the National Republican Congressional Committee
Gordon Caplan, attorney
Caplan has contributed $86,750 to federal candidates and committees.
$7,000 to the Republican National Committee
$12,000 to Romney 2012 committees
$22,300 to the Democratic National Committee in 2016
$2,600 to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.)
$1,000 to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
$1,250 to Kyrsten Sinema’s Senate campaign
$15,200 to Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.)
Jane Buckingham, marketing consultant
Buckingham has donated $71,600 to federal candidates and committees.
A total of $14,700 to Kirsten Gillibrand’s Senate campaign
$1,250 to Gillibrand’s political action committee
$5,700 to committees controlled by Sen. Kamala Harris
$30,800 to the DNC through the Obama Victory Fund in 2012
$7,350 to Harris’ California attorney general campaign committees
Robert Zangrillo, CEO, Dragon Global
$50,000 to Romney Victory Fund in 2012
$30,800 to the Republican National Committee 2012 (distributed through the Romney Victory Fund)
Abdelaziz Gamal, former casino executive
$40,196 in total contributions to federal candidates and committees
$33,096 in contributions to the MGM Resorts International PAC
Douglas Hodge, former Pimco CEO
$29,000 in total contributions to federal campaign funds
$5,000 to the Investment Company Institute PAC
$10,000 to Securities Association PAC
Manuel Henriquez, chairman and CEO of Hercules Technology Growth Capital
$19,530 in total federal contributions
$16,450 to the Democratic National Committee
Mossimo Giannulli, fashion designer, and Lori Loughlin, actress
$12,800 in total contributions to federal candidates and committees
$2,700 to the Marco Rubio senate campaign (via Mossimo Giannulli)
$5,000 to Romney Victory in 2012 (via Mossimo Giannulli)
Felicity Huffman, actress
$10,719.17 in total federal contributions
$1,537.50 of which was to the Kamala Harris Senate campaign committee
Bruce Isackson, president of WP Investments, and Davina Isackson
$2,500 to the Romney presidential campaign (via Bruce Isackson)
$3,500 to the Congressional Leadership Fund, a Republican super PAC, in 2017 (via Bruce Isackson)
Michelle Janavs, former executive of a food manufacturer
$5,000 to the Romney Victory Fund in 2012
Marci Palatella, owner of Preservation Distillery
$3,200 to Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.)
John B. Wilson, president and CEO of Hyannis Port Capital
$1,000 to Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.)
$500 to the NRCC in August 2018
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I think that was sarcasm.JFC does it ever stop? I don't see Trump specifically but seeing Kamala Harris'(D) name pop up a bunch of times![]()
According to Huff Post
unfortunately, you can't tell these days....if its sarcasm, put a little smiley face or emoji in there.I think that was sarcasm.
This seems to be your problem, not hisunfortunately, you can't tell these days....if its sarcasm, put a little smiley face or emoji in there.
Oh well, more Danica McKellar.Oh, the horror. What a shame we are not going to witness more of her acting.
Right, because nobody blames Trump/trump supporters for all the world’s problems these days.This seems to be your problem, not his