September 26th, 2011
06:40 PM ET
11 years ago
Chelsea Clinton joins IAC board
New York (CNNMoney) - Chelsea Clinton has joined the board of directors at IAC, the Internet media giant said late Monday.
IAC, headed by media mogul Barry Diller, said in a regulatory filing that former First Daughter Clinton was elected to the post on September 22.
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Brilliant young woman!
Way to go !!!
And she brings what to the table? And CNN thinks this is just great? Other than her name and Daddy's connection what does this young woman bring to the table?
You`ve got to be kidding me!
The kid might be smart but she is no smarter than thousands of other Ivy league, prestige school children of other families of every background & nationality.
Everytime one of those "Bell Curve" touting Republicans spouts off, or alan Keyes wants to be a lackey for them, or Clarence thomas wants to rail about priveledge, or the Young Republicans at Berkley want to have a "bake sale", they should remember this example which HAS NOTHING to do with meritocracy. And I like the Clintons.
'Elected' to the post. On her hard won 'merits' no doubt. Certainly not because she is the child of a former POTUS and the current Secretary of State, I'm sure. There's that 'reverse affirmative action' that whites pretend they don't know happens daily when they are railing against affirmative action as 'improper preferences' that have nothing to do with 'merit'. Right back atcha.
We love you, your dad, and mom....Obama2012/Hillary2016
I guess it must be really nice to have connections so you can start in the work force on the top rungs off the ladder.