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A quick definition of uninstructed delegate:

Term: UNINSTRUCTED DELEGATE

Definition: An uninstructed delegate is a person who is chosen to represent a group of people, but they are not given specific instructions on how to vote or act on behalf of that group. This means that the delegate has the freedom to make their own decisions based on their own beliefs and values.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: An uninstructed delegate is a delegate who is not bound by any specific instructions from their constituents or political party.

Example: In a presidential primary, a state may send a group of delegates to the national convention to vote for their preferred candidate. If a delegate is uninstructed, they have the freedom to vote for any candidate they choose, regardless of the preferences of their state or party.

Explanation: An uninstructed delegate is not required to follow any specific guidelines or instructions when casting their vote. This allows them to use their own judgment and vote according to their personal beliefs or preferences. In the example given, an uninstructed delegate may choose to vote for a candidate who is not the preferred choice of their state or party, if they believe that candidate is the best choice for the country.

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AhsokaTano

23:01

nah that's whack, sorry bunny

Dkkm11

23:01

I never said it was justified. I just said I wouldn't rule out the possibility that it contributed cus you said you started taking it and then after that he broke up with you. I have no idea what was sufficent to have him break up with you. I just don't know. All I know is, I can't rule that out and it's not a good example for what we were talking about.

AhsokaTano

23:01

@Invicat: this is the most "first world problems" thing ever but having two early A's and knowing $$ info doesn't come until like Feb at least is so stressfuk

AhsokaTano

23:02

stressful** but the typo works hahahaa

Invicat

23:02

it really is

AhsokaTano

23:02

but hey, congrats!! you're going to mf law school

Invicat

23:02

woo!

Dkkm11

23:04

@AhsokaTano: I said that the other day about UCLA. I was like, man cool to know but shitty there is no money yet.

AhsokaTano

23:19

yup it's brutal

AhsokaTano

23:20

makes it hard to talk to people outside of LSD/reddit bc even friends my age won't understand why an acceptance ≠ certainty, let alone my family lol

AhsokaTano

23:21

i don't wanna tell anyone besides my parent and my partner about my A's anymore in case i get no $$ and can't go somewhere... don't wanna have to explain why i "turned down" a great school.

Dkkm11

23:22

Ahh my family and friends are like, finally gunna use that G.I. bill you saved through undergrad after NOT getting into law school last year? It's brutal. I have like 20 people in my life that are just like, just get into law school already. You are 27. Everyone else you know has already graduated law school.

Dkkm11

23:23

Your situation though, completely different. I think you got a worse situation still.

AhsokaTano

23:25

oh i mean GI Bill is like the least we can do for vets. and i don't regret working first — i'll be 5 years in the workforce by the time i resign to enroll next year — but like you said it totally changes the calculus on how to handle admissions news

AhsokaTano

23:25

and again im at least self aware enough to know this is the tiniest violin of a problem, but i figure maybe LSD people understand hahaha

Dkkm11

23:26

Yeah, I think most people do. A lot of LSAT Demon people here and the Demon teaches you to never pay for law school.

AhsokaTano

23:27

i'm hard set on PI (work experience having confirmed my career goals), so I'm okay with some debt if i go to a school with LRAP. but i still gotta pay rent and buy groceries and all that jazz so it's gotta be workable.

AhsokaTano

23:28

i know everyone says not to work during law school but i did 20h/week as an undergrad so idk it'd be weird not to have a part-time gig

Dkkm11

23:28

I think it would be really nice for me to get a 15k-20k a year extra scholarship. That would kinda seal the deal on whatever school I got into.

Dkkm11

23:29

@AhsokaTano: I've seen a couple people do it. I had a lawyer who I used to work for from BU who said I could work during law school if I wanted. She said 1L aint that tough if you have been organized your whole life.

Dkkm11

23:29

She did like 32 hours a week but she was a very interesting attorney. Couldn't figure out how to connect the computer to the printer and she was like 32.

Dkkm11

23:33

Yeah, now that I think about her again. It was weird. Her husband like coded apps for fun but then like she couldnt use the printer and she was like 5'0" and he was like 6'4" and they were totally opposites of eachother but somehow they were perfect for eachother. It was so weird. She was awesome though. Probably top 3 attorneys I have worked for.

AhsokaTano

23:35

ahahahahah what that is so hard to imagine

Dkkm11

23:38

Yeah, good times. Sad they are over.

ChowieBean

1:28

hi

JazzyGazelle

1:31

can yall manifest a UCLA wave tmr

JazzyGazelle

1:32

im so antsy i cant take it

Dkkm11

1:56

Sure!

JazzyGazelle

1:56

thank you youre my favorite person on this thread

Dkkm11

2:22

Welcome!

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