Rifle, never saw you miss a point so badly, but I figure you're not really missing it, you just feel like arguing.
I didn't miss it. It's just another example of you not knowing how to comprehend what you read and raleigh not knowing how to write.
Here is what he originally wrote and what I called him out on:
"later earning 2 masters degrees from both Maryland and MIT."
Raleigh wrote that fiorina earned two master's from both Maryland and MIT. that would total four degrees. She earned a degree from both Maryland and MIT.
This isn't a case of ambiguous writing. It is a case of inaccurate writing.
If you want to to slow it down and see the difference:
"Alex Rodriguez hit two home runs at both Yankee stadium and turner field last week." That would mean four home runs.
"Alex Rodriguez hit a home run at both Yankee stadium and Turner field last week." That would mean two home runs.
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