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To: Rambi who wrote (91410)	10/22/2008 4:16:19 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541483

Well its not like being a member of National Honor Society is like wining a Nobel Prize or even say being a Rhodes Scholar, but it isn't insigifnicant as an academic achievement. And not that I think academic credentials are of primary importance in accessing a presidential or VP candidate, but as I've already noted her credentials in this area exceed many pretty good presidents and at least equal a number of people who where presidents, VP, or candidates for one of those offices in my life time. Most politicians who do have beyond a bachelors have a law degree, but I hardly think that the lack of one is in any sense disqualifying or even a matter to be seriously concerned about.