Fifty people in six states were accused by the Justice Department on Tuesday of taking part in a major college admission scandal. They include Hollywood actresses, business leaders and elite college coaches.Credit
A teenage girl who did not play soccer magically became a star soccer recruit at Yale. Cost to her parents: $1.2 million.
A high school boy eager to enroll at the University of Southern California was falsely deemed to have a learning disability so he could take his standardized test with a complicit proctor who would make sure he got the right score. Cost to his parents: at least $50,000.
A student with no experience rowing won a spot on the U.S.C. crew team after a photograph of another person in a boat was submitted as evidence of her prowess. Her parents wired $200,000 into a special account.
In a major college admissions scandal that laid bare the elaborate lengths some wealthy parents will go to get their children into competitive American universities, federal prosecutors charged 50 people on Tuesday in a brazen scheme to buy spots in the freshman classes at Yale, Stanford and other big-name schools.
Thirty-three well-heeled parents were charged in the case, including Hollywood celebrities and prominent business leaders, and prosecutors said there could be additional indictments to come.
Also implicated were top college athletic coaches, who were accused of accepting millions of dollars to help admit undeserving students to a wide variety of colleges, from the University of Texas at Austin to Wake Forest and Georgetown, by suggesting they were top athletes.
The parents included the television star Lori Loughlin and her husband, the fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli; the actress Felicity Huffman; and William E. McGlashan Jr., a partner at the private equity firm TPG, officials said.
[Read the full list of who has been charged here.]
The scheme unveiled Tuesday was stunning in its breadth and audacity. It was the Justice Department’s largest-ever college admissions prosecution, a sprawling investigation that involved 200 agents nationwide and resulted in charges against 50 people in six states.
Read the Racketeering Indictment
Federal authorities say dozens of individuals were involved in a nationwide bribery and fraud scheme to help students gain admission to elite colleges and universities. Racketeering charges against 12 of the defendants are detailed in this indictment, one of a number of charging documents in the case.
23 pages, 1.06 MB The charges also underscored how college admissions have become so cutthroat and competitive that some have sought to break the rules. The authorities say the parents of some of the nation’s wealthiest and most privileged students sought to buy spots for their children at top universities, not only cheating the system, but potentially cheating other hard-working students out of a chance at a college education.
In many of the cases, prosecutors said, the students were not aware that their parents were doctoring their test scores and lying to get them into school. Federal prosecutors did not charge any students or universities with wrongdoing.
“The parents are the prime movers of this fraud,” Andrew E. Lelling, the United States attorney for the District of Massachusetts, said Tuesday during a news conference. Mr. Lelling said that those parents used their wealth to create a separate and unfair admissions process for their children.
“The real victims in this case are the hardworking students” who were displaced in the admissions process by “far less qualified students and their families who simply bought their way in,” Mr. Lelling said.
At the center of the sweeping financial crime and fraud case was William Singer, the founder of a college preparatory business called the Edge College & Career Network, also known as The Key.
The authorities said Mr. Singer used The Key and its nonprofit arm, Key Worldwide Foundation, which is based in Newport Beach, Calif., to help students cheat on their standardized tests, and to pay bribes to the coaches who could get them into college with fake athletic credentials.
[Read more about William Singer, the founder of a college preparatory business, who’s at the center of the case.]
Mr. Singer used The Key as a front, allowing parents to funnel money into an account without having to pay any federal taxes.
An excerpt from a criminal complaint showing an image that was manipulated for a college admission entry.
Parents paid Mr. Singer about $25 million from 2011 until February 2019 to bribe coaches and university administrators to designate their children as recruited athletes, which effectively ensured their admission, according to the indictment.
Mr. Singer appeared in federal court in Boston on Tuesday afternoon and pleaded guilty to counts of racketeering conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy, conspiracy to defraud the United States, and obstruction of justice.
Sitting very still and wearing a dark suit, he described how he arranged for students’ SAT and ACT results to be falsified by sending them to take the exams in Houston or Los Angeles, where he had bribed test administrators. He described the students as believing they were taking the tests legitimately, but said that his test proctor would correct their answers afterward. Mr. Singer said he would tell the proctor the score he wanted the student to get, and he would achieve that score exactly.
In his testimony, he referred to his bribery and money laundering schemes as “a side door” method of admission.
“If I can make the comparison, there is a front door of getting in where a student just does it on their own, and then there’s a back door where people go to institutional advancement and make large donations, but they’re not guaranteed in,” Mr. Singer said. “And then I created a side door that guaranteed families to get in. So that was what made it very attractive to so many families, is I created a guarantee.”
One of the prosecutors, Eric S. Rosen, said that Mr. Singer had in some cases falsified students’ ethnicities and other biographical details to take advantage of affirmative action.
Mr. Singer also described how, after he became a cooperating witness and was told by the prosecutors and the F.B.I. that he could not talk to anyone about the case, he tipped off several families that he was wired and warned them not to incriminate themselves in conversations with him.
The judge set sentencing for June 19, and Mr. Singer was released on a $500,000 bond.
[Read about how the scandal ensnared the stars Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin.]
William Singer appeared at the John Joseph Moakley United States Courthouse in Boston on Tuesday.
CreditKatherine Taylor for The New York Times
Most elite universities recruit student athletes and use different criteria to admit them, often with lower grades and standardized test scores than other students.
Mr. Singer helped parents go to great lengths to falsely present their children as the sort of top-flight athletes that coaches would want to recruit.
Mr. Singer fabricated athletic “profiles” of students to submit with their applications, which contained teams the students had not played on and honors they had not won. Some parents supplied “staged photographs of their children engaged in athletic activity,” according to the authorities; Mr. Singer’s associates also photoshopped the faces of the applicants onto images of athletes found on the internet.
“This is an extreme, unsubtle and illegal example of the increasingly common practice of using money to get an edge in the race for a place in an elite university,” said Christopher Hunt, who runs College Essay Mentor, a consulting service for applicants.
In one example detailed in an indictment, the parents of a student applying to Yale paid Mr. Singer $1.2 million to help her get admitted. The student, who did not play soccer, was described as the co-captain of a prominent club soccer team in Southern California in order to be recruited for the Yale women’s soccer team. The head coach of the Yale team, Rudolph Meredith, was bribed at least $400,000 to recruit the student.
After the profile was created, Mr. Singer sent the fake profile to Mr. Meredith, who then designated her as a recruit, even though he knew the student did not play competitive soccer, according to the complaint.
[Read more here about how the authorities say the scheme worked, from bribes to doctored photos.]
In its investigation, known internally as Operation Varsity Blues, the government focused on the 33 indicted parents. Those parents were willing to pay between $15,000 and $75,000 per test, which went to college entrance exam administrators who helped their children cheat on them by giving them answers, correcting their work or even letting third parties falsely pose as their children and take the tests in their stead, according to the indictment.
Mr. Singer instructed at least one parent, Mr. McGlashan, to claim that his son had learning disabilities in order to gain extended time for him to take his college entrance exam alone, over two days instead of one, according to court documents.
The government said that Mr. McGlashan’s son was told to take the exam at one of two test centers where Mr. Singer worked with test administrators who had been bribed to allow students to cheat. And Mr. Singer told Mr. McGlashan to fabricate a reason, such as a wedding, for why their children would need to take the test in one of those locations.
Mr. McGlashan’s son was unaware of the scheme, according to court documents.
Mr. McGlashan did not respond to an email seeking comment. TPG said that it had placed Mr. McGlashan on indefinite administrative leave effective immediately as a result of the charges.
When Mr. Singer explained the scheme last June to Gordon R. Caplan, co-chairman of the global law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher, Mr. Caplan laughed and said, “And it works?” according to a transcript of a recorded phone conversation between the two men captured in a court-authorized wiretap.
Mr. Singer told Mr. Caplan that his daughter would not know that her standardized test scores had been faked.
“Nobody knows what happens,” Mr. Singer said, according to the transcript of the call. “She feels great about herself. She got a test score, and now you’re actually capable for help getting into a school. Because the test score’s no longer an issue. Does that make sense?”
“That does,” Mr. Caplan said. According to prosecutors, Mr. Caplan paid $75,000 for the service.
A spokeswoman for Mr. Caplan and Willkie Farr did not respond to an email seeking comment.
Universities were quick to respond to the charges on Tuesday. According to the indictment, Stanford University’s head sailing coach, John Vandemoer, took financial contributions to the sailing program from an intermediary in exchange for agreeing to recommend two prospective students for admission.
Stanford said Tuesday that Mr. Vandemoer had been fired. The University of Texas at Austin released a statement Tuesday saying that its men’s tennis coach, Michael Center, has been placed on leave. And at U.S.C., Donna Heinel, a top athletic director, and Jovan Vavic, the men’s and women’s water polo coach, were terminated. Ms. Heinel received more than $1.3 million in bribes and Mr. Vavic about $250,000 according to federal prosecutors.
In a letter to the college community, Wanda M. Austin, the interim president of the University of Southern California, said, “It is immensely disappointing that individuals would abuse their position at the university this way.”
Like other college administrators, Dr. Austin said she did not believe that admissions officers were aware of the scheme or took part in it, and she described the university as a victim.
#1: Liberator To: hondo68 (#0)
But now according to the MSM narrative, the wrong parties are indicted: THE PARENTS. And NOT liberal-Leftist run colleges.
Not that the parents also aren't wrong and hypocritical, the parents are just being scapegoated by the REAL institutional criminals of this "scandal": LIBERAL-MARXIST COLLEGE ADMISSIONS OFFICIALS AND SYSTEM THEY MAINTAIN.
Much the same as with American courts and gummint depts, the politburo establishment of academia are mostly Liberal/Marxist/Global-Firsters who routinely abuse their power.
Liberator posted on 2019-03-13 17:00:29 Reply Private Reply
#2: Justified To: hondo68 (#0)
Look at David Hogg. He should have never been allowed to attend Harvard!
Justified posted on 2019-03-13 18:05:38 Reply Private Reply
#3: Hondo68 To: Justified, *The Two Parties ARE the Same* (#2)
The Young Republicans got him into Harvard, because he backs Trump's "Take the Guns First" anti-American agenda.
Hogg boy is a Deep State GOP Dream Student.
Hondo68 posted on 2019-03-13 18:21:19 Reply Private Reply
#4: Justified To: hondo68 (#3)
Your hate for all things just comes out as delusion.
Justified posted on 2019-03-13 18:29:54 Reply Private Reply
#5: Hondo68 To: Justified, votes to destroy America (#4)
I'm not hateful enough to vote for Republicans & Democrats to destroy America, but you are, amiright?
It's pretty dammed delusional to think that more of what's destroying America, will MAGA.
Hondo68 posted on 2019-03-13 18:36:26 Reply Private Reply
#6: Hank Rearden To: hondo68 (#0)
Hank Rearden posted on 2019-03-13 18:40:24 Reply Private Reply
#7: Justified To: hondo68 (#5)
If you are just happy to let it all go to hell at once then you are a broken man! As long as I can fight I will fight. Trump has done more to help America with absolutely no help from anyone. I think he deserves our support as long as he is kicking their ass! There may be a day when its over and nothing we do matters. Until then count me on the "lets get'er done", Side!
Justified posted on 2019-03-13 18:42:53 Reply Private Reply
#8: GrandIsland To: Justified (#7)
SPOT ON... and not only did he get no help from anyone, he did it all with assholes like Hondope, being assholes.
GrandIsland posted on 2019-03-13 19:44:55 Reply Private Reply
#9: Hondo68 To: Justified, false god GOP, *The Two Parties ARE the Same* (#7)
Very sad that your top priority is GOP worship. You've put party above God, Family and Country/America.
Jeb! & Donnell must be very proud of you.
Hondo68 posted on 2019-03-13 19:49:53 Reply Private Reply
#10: GrandIsland To: hondo68 (#9)
You should be banned for your constant propaganda.
GrandIsland posted on 2019-03-13 19:56:20 Reply Private Reply
#11: Justified To: hondo68 (#9)
No! I despise the gop elite but I have zero other vehicle to work with and get something accomplished other than crying about if only we just stopped voting GOP and voted for some other group. All that will get you is a guaranteed demoncrat ownership of government and zero chance of stopping them. Maybe you are a leftist in disguise and want the total destruction of America to a point were it can not be rebuilt and is over taken by even worse people?
God Family country! As I always have kept it!
Justified posted on 2019-03-13 20:03:56 Reply Private Reply
#12: Justified To: GrandIsland (#8)
Justified posted on 2019-03-13 20:07:23 Reply Private Reply
#13: Hondo68 To: GrandIsland, offended snowflake (#10)
Oh gee wiz, I've offended a snowflake.
I'm NOT sorry.
LOLAYDA
Hondo68 posted on 2019-03-13 20:29:42 Reply Private Reply
#14: buckeroo To: GrandIsland, hondo68, A K A Stone (#10)
Stone -
Ban GI for excessive use of profanity on a family channel chit-chat forum.
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-13 21:05:29 Reply Private Reply
#15: Fred Mertz To: buckeroo, Pebbles (#14)
Hear, hear!
How you doing Buck? I'm going to get Pebbles in line.
Fred Mertz posted on 2019-03-13 21:15:42 Reply Private Reply
#16: buckeroo To: Fred Mertz (#15)
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-13 21:18:39 Reply Private Reply
#17: Hondo68 To: Fred Mertz, Pebbles, off the Reservation (#15)
Take it to the top, the head honcho Moderator X.
Hondo68 posted on 2019-03-13 21:27:34 Reply Private Reply
#18: Fred Mertz To: buckeroo, War (#16)
I'm going wiff War of Will.
He's unbeaten on dirt and he's won at Churchill Downs before.
I may load up on him.
Fred Mertz posted on 2019-03-13 21:35:49 Reply Private Reply
#19: buckeroo To: Fred Mertz (#18)
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-13 22:08:06 Reply Private Reply
#20: GrandIsland To: buckeroo (#14)
GrandIsland posted on 2019-03-14 18:00:52 Reply Private Reply
#21: Deckard To: hondo68, Liberator (#0)
This is shocking to me - I used to have a huge crush on her back in the day.
She always seemed so wholesome.
She had been a mainstay on the Hallmark Channel romance movies (yes, I've seen a few) but I heard they fired her and will no longer be airing any that she acted in.
Deckard posted on 2019-03-15 21:21:02 Reply Private Reply
#22: buckeroo To: Fred Mertz (#19)
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-15 23:25:04 Reply Private Reply
#23: buckeroo To: GrandIsland, A K A Stone (#20)
Is there any reasonable logic or rational thought placed within your obvious drunken post?
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-15 23:30:37 Reply Private Reply
#24: Gatlin To: buckeroo (#23)
Gatlin posted on 2019-03-16 04:40:48 Reply Private Reply
#25: GrandIsland To: buckeroo (#23)
GrandIsland posted on 2019-03-16 08:54:36 Reply Private Reply
#26: Hondo68 To: GrandIsland (#25)
Reader Question: What’s an AGW?
Hondo68 posted on 2019-03-16 09:05:53 Reply Private Reply
#27: GrandIsland To: hondo68 (#26)
It also means “ASIAN GONE WILD”... but BuckerGoo is a jungle bunny, now
GrandIsland posted on 2019-03-16 09:08:00 Reply Private Reply
#28: A K A Stone To: GrandIsland (#25)
A K A Stone posted on 2019-03-16 09:11:54 Reply Private Reply
#29: GrandIsland To: A K A Stone (#28)
It would be not only nice, but fair to treat all posters the same. Will you restrict BuckerGoo’s accusations towards me, like you’ve ordered me to?
I seem to recall, not long ago, you asked me to go easy on BuckerGoo... and I did... but BuckerGoo was a constant asshole, to me, after your post. Remember that?
So... my question to you is simple. Are you treating me unfairly because you know in the end, I’m more likely to comply with your request... than the anarchist asshole?
Or do you just believe it’s fair that BuckerGoo should make all kind of claims about me, my profession and reputation... and I should be silenced?
How do you know, my claims about BuckerGoo aren’t accurate? Do you know him personally? If so, is that the reason for your unfairness?
Here’s a fucking novel idea, why not let two grown adults trade insults until the other one quits, stops posting or dies from old age?
Lastly, like that bitch Goldi, if you tell me not to post or leave the site, I will. Do you think BuckerGoo would do the same? Then why be unfair to me?
Don’t be a Goldi. She died all alone due to craziness.
GrandIsland posted on 2019-03-16 09:36:39 Reply Private Reply
#30: A K A Stone To: GrandIsland, buckeroo (#29)
If buckeroo says that you are molesting kids in the precinct. I will delete it.
A K A Stone posted on 2019-03-16 09:49:44 Reply Private Reply
#31: Willie Green To: GrandIsland, A K A Stone, Gatlin, buckergoo (#29)
Yep, and every time I break wind from the
beans the sound it makes is: "BuckerGoo."
Willie Green posted on 2019-03-16 10:30:22 Reply Private Reply
#32: GrandIsland To: A K A Stone (#30)
Just the ones you want to see.
I had higher hopes for you, Stone. You are a Goldi.
GrandIsland posted on 2019-03-16 10:44:19 Reply Private Reply
#33: A K A Stone To: GrandIsland (#32)
Ok.
Take care.
A K A Stone posted on 2019-03-16 10:56:13 Reply Private Reply
#34: A K A Stone To: GrandIsland (#32)
I don't read every post. Has nothing to do with what I want to see. Except as in interest in an article posted.
A K A Stone posted on 2019-03-16 10:57:45 Reply Private Reply
#35: buckeroo To: Gatlin (#24)
As opposed to challenging me with your "beef" ... weren't you yukon's greatest supporter?
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-16 13:10:48 Reply Private Reply
#36: Liberator To: Deckard, hondo68, nolu chan (#21)
I still believe she is.
If it weren't already common knowledge that admin at college admissions (like at USC) could make admissions for mediocre students more easily and readily available for wealthier people like, say, Lori Loughlin, she wouldn't even have gone there. She's mere roadkill for the much bigger agenda and theater.
You'll notice USC and other colleges aren't cited anywhere in MSM or by LE for racketeering.
This entire stunt (and yes, it was a stunt) has FOUR primary functions and
a) It takes Lisa Page's testimony that the Feebs and Deep State methodically plotted a coup d'tat and set up Donald Trump off the front page.
b) The College Admissions "Oh-my-Gosh!! Ring" and "Bust!!!!" was designed to misdirect attention from Page's testimony and sullying of FBI reputation and indictment of its integrity
c) The Bust/Stunt was also intended to give a public perception that the Feebs are indeed performing "important work" that supposedly benefits society.
d) The Bust underscored the ongoing war against Capitalism and "wealthy, rich White people."
Liberator posted on 2019-03-16 13:25:27 Reply Private Reply
#37: Liberator To: Deckard (#21)
Now even blackballed for THIS??
Meanwhile, Hollywood known pedos and groomers are...FREE.
Liberator posted on 2019-03-16 13:27:00 Reply Private Reply
#38: buckeroo To: A K A Stone, GrandIsland (#30)
What the fuck is this all about? That is a fucking stupid post as the claim is a random consideration.
All my posts are absolutely true based upon evidence.
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-16 15:41:00 Reply Private Reply
#39: buckeroo To: A K A Stone, GrandIsland (#38)
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-16 16:32:23 Reply Private Reply
#40: Deckard To: Liberator (#37)
Yes indeed. Hallmark is a class act IMO. Their movies are family-friendly, wholesome stories that have no sexual innuendo. There's barely any kissing.
I have yet to see a homosexual character in any of the movies I have seen.
If only the other networks upheld that high of a standard.
Meanwhile, Hollywood known pedos and groomers are...FREE.
I'd guess that Disney has the highest percentage.
Deckard posted on 2019-03-16 16:58:43 Reply Private Reply
#41: Deckard To: Liberator (#36)
Perhaps - my respect for her went down a couple of notches after this.
d) The Bust underscored the ongoing war against Capitalism and "wealthy, rich White people."
I disagree - when did it become OK to game the system simply because those doing the gaming are rich?
The thing is - the kids of the parents who did this will suffer the most. Sure the parents will pay some hefty fines, but I doubt any will seve time except for the scam artists who set up this scheme.
The kids probably didn't care what college they attended.
Deckard posted on 2019-03-16 17:04:08 Reply Private Reply
#42: buckeroo To: All (#39)
buckeroo posted on 2019-03-16 17:07:19 Reply Private Reply
#43: Deckard To: A K A Stone, GrandIsland, buckeroo (#33)
For the record, I don't want to see GI banned - I'd just hope he would clean up his filthy language, stop berating other posters and act like an adult.
It's so ironic that he is whining about being treated unfairly - he's always the one blabbering about "we are not all equal" and the first to spew disgusting obscenities towards other posters, fouling the forum with his reprehensible stench.
Just clean up your act GI - you're supposed to be an adult.
He sure displayed the real GI with his his snowflake cries of victim-hood here I'd say.
Deckard posted on 2019-03-16 17:12:10 Reply Private Reply
#44: Gatlin To: A K A Stone, GrandIsland (#33)
William Shakespeare was widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language.
I subscribe to that sentiment and I feel that Shakespeare was also the greatest coiner of phrases.
He interestingly referred to the coining of language in Coriolanus back in 1607 with this:
I will neither be a Shakespeare, nor will I ever try to be a Shakespeare.However, I must freely admit that I am not too shabby at coining phrases.
I will coin a phrase at this time with a “Gatlinism” never before seen:
You may want to reflect on that, Stone.
And then, you may not …
Gatlin posted on 2019-03-17 07:42:11 Reply Private Reply
#45: Gatlin To: Willie Green (#31)
When you paraphrase, you are stating someone else’s idea in your own words and a citation is needed or credit given.
Gatlin posted on 2019-03-17 08:15:26 Reply Private Reply
#46: Gatlin To: buckeroo (#35)
Far too often someone will not clearly “read to understand” what is written because their mind is fast-tracking to formulate a reply. This continually happens with you and it has once again happened here.
So, let’s go over this once again, Bucky – And I will try to do so more slowly this time to aid you with your comprehension.
“As OPPOSED to” nothing, Bucky, NOTHING.
I could only have more directly challenged you had I been able to reach through this computer screen and slap you side of the head with a fuckin’ two-by-four piece of lumber.
Now, Bucky, did you clearly understand this time?
Oh, and you asked: Weren't you yukon's greatest supporter?”
Pause …
Pause ..
I am usually pretty sharp with the vocabulary.
But I am having trouble recalling a word at this moment “for a comment which makes no sense or adds nothing to the current discussion?”
Wait …
About your question concerning yukon – Perhaps obtuse or irrelevant fits.
Yea, I will go with irrelevant …
Gatlin posted on 2019-03-17 09:11:38 Reply Private Reply
#47: Willie Green To: Gatlin (#45)
Be happy that I extended the courtesy of pinging you...
Other than that, any disrespectful quip regarding buckerpoo should be in the public domain, free for all to use & improve upon...
Willie Green posted on 2019-03-17 16:10:57 Reply Private Reply
#48: Hondo68 To: Liberator, Grand Island, Deckard (#36)
Singer and his cohorts should be getting prosecuted first and foremost, tax evasion included.
It's a political stunt, to bust a few famous people and give the illusion of justice.
P.S. Grand Island is a SPECIAL snowflake!
Hope he comes back and takes his beating like a good girl. What a loser wimp it turned out to be.
Hondo68 posted on 2019-03-17 16:39:51 Reply Private Reply
#49: Fred Mertz To: GrandIsland (#32)
See you in the funny papers, FireIsland.
You need to clean up that potty mouth of yours. I hope you don't eat with it.
Fred Mertz posted on 2019-03-18 10:58:30 Reply Private Reply
#50: Liberator To: Justified (#2)
I intended to respond to your points much earlier than now...
Thank you for stating EXACTLY THE CASE(S). EXCELLENT observations. This whole circus really is NOT any substantial issue or revelation at all. That is, not until the Dem-Left-Deep State wanted to further demonize "Capitalism" as "evil" -- as well as also demonizing those "evil" rich WHITE people.
So...this whole stunt and Feeb Investigation is about...supporting DEMOCRATS and their POLITICS. Like one Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. ALSO SUPPORTED: Her plan for supposed "fairness" of Socialism and its notion of FREE College Education FOR ALL.
As you pointed out, Justified, colleges ROUTINELY court STUDENT-ATHLETES (many "Minoritah") who are not only un-qualified to graduate high school, (never mind college), they don't even take their own classes. And THEY already get FREE so-called "education."
The only students hurt and targeted by the current policies (FREE education for the "poor" and Minoritahs, bought "Education" by the wealthy for their spoiled-brat kids) are....THE WHITE MIDDLE CLASS. Ergo...this whole MSM STUNT and latest fake outrage is just another salvo on the War against Whitey and Capitalism.
Liberator posted on 2019-03-20 17:38:06 Reply Private Reply