TouchdownAlabama

This is stuff she should have come clean about way ahead of time. If you’re anybody wanting a semblance of a public figure lifestyle, especially in politics, you have to be transparent and get ahead of anything that could be potentially weaponized against you.

I had just turned 12, and Bama football was actually not a total disappointment that season. :lol:

Forbes published an article that explained she failed the California bar exam in 2011:

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Citing an unnamed source familiar with the matter, the Journal reported that Zacharia took the California bar exam after graduating from Pepperdine University School of Law in 2011 but failed.

The report said she took the exam while preparing for her wedding and a move to China with her future husband.

Zacharia passed the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination, which tests knowledge of legal ethics and professional conduct, but clearing this standardized test alone doesn’t qualify someone to practice law.

Later that year, she moved to Beijing and worked as an associate at a prominent Chinese law firm, the report added.

It’s unclear whether Zacharia sat for a bar exam in any other state or retook it in California after 2011.

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I don’t understand why she didn’t see this scrutiny coming. Idk why Trump didn’t do more vetting, must’ve just taken her at her word. It’s also possible the producers at Fox News just smacked on the “attorney” label when she made appearances and the licensed lawyer folklore evolved from there.

How did this guy run the table on everyone


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UGA fans should want the team that gave them their best win thus far to keep winning.

You’re right, we should’ve gone the Texas route.

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But you can't have every played reviewed, especially if a penalty wasn't called. I do think coaches should have at least one or two play challenges per half, and be able to challenge either a call on the field or a non-call.

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I actually think this would be an interesting idea.

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That sure as shite isn't how most of the Bama people on this board have framed it. If i have to read the phrase "cost us the game" one more frigging time.

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We must not be reading all the same threads, then. It’s just same tired discussion over and over. But I genuinely believe the game was close enough and the officiating weird enough that UGA could have lost if 1 bad call was made against them. I don’t like when it feels the game hinges a little too much on that. There have been plenty of games where it’s close and the officiating isn’t cited because it isn’t that much of a factor. Or if a team is very clearly blowing another team out or something, nobody is going to fixate on a handful of calls because it doesn’t feel like it contributed to the outcome as much.

But without a doubt you feel the impact of no calls or bad calls in those big, close games, it’s the nature of it. If Bama had won, you cannot convince me UGA fans wouldn’t be going back through tape pointing out stuff that was missed. That’s just sports fandom for you, and it’s funny seeing some of yall try to play holier than thou about it.

Yeah, but usually it’s mid at most, this was just missing some really blatant stuff. The clock crap before the half was the most head scratching, they ran off way too much time when it should have stopped, leaving us with 3 seconds left to score as opposed to 12. It didn’t end up mattering, but it very easily could have been a HUGE difference in a big game.

Nah, I don’t think they should be kicked out or even punished. I think teams should be admonished or corrected if they’ve overstepped any rules and regulations, but once that’s been corrected, there’s no point in trying to make them pay. I think people are being kind of hyperbolic and over the top about it more than likely to get a rise out of LSU fans on here.

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Guy, we don’t give a frick what you or Nick Saban think.

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None of us believe you.