Yea remember Michelle Obama. I heard it from Peter Thiel when he said something like this: "Michele Obama said all colleges are good for children not only elite one. The next thing you hear her children are going to Harvard."
I guess Stanford is not an elite university then either. If he went to state or community college i might care more but his argument is not in good faith anyway.
But he's not the one who made the argument, he's saying she was being hypocritical.
One of their daughters is at Michigan, right?
This is a weird comment in my opinion. MO says regular colleges are good too. She doesn't say "just as good". Of course going to Harvard can (not necessarily does) provide certain advantages. She didn't deny that.
She said: "The one thing I've been telling my daughters is that I don't want them to choose a name university. There are thousands of amazing universities."
Yeah, she may not have wanted them to choose a big name university, and yet they did. I don't see any hypocrisy here- her daughters have their own choice (If I were her daughters, you better bet I'd choose whatever lets me leverage my parents' connections). My parents didn't want me to apply to Texas A&M, and yet I did anyway, and got accepted (didn't go because of lack of financial aid). That wouldn't have made my parents into hypocrites if I did go, however.
Was your father the president of US and your mother the first lady of US? You should get the point by now.
That's a non-sequitur to begin with, clearly made in bad faith and intentionally misleading.
> The next thing you hear her one of her children are going to Harvard."