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Touched a nerve? @Iowahawkblog takes heat from Holly Robinson Peete over Malia Obama tweet

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Here’s Twitchy favorite @Iowahawkblog on the news that Malia Obama will be attending Harvard in 2017 (she’s taking a year off before starting college, commonly known as a “gap year):

He’s spot on. President Obama, champion of public schools and teacher unions that fight school choice, has never sent his kids to a public school. Why should college be any different?

However, former actress Holly Robinson Peete — probably best known for her role as Officer Judy Hoffs on “21 Jump Street” — disagreed:

https://twitter.com/hollyrpeete/status/726846607799422976

Touched a nerve, have we? Here’s Iowahawk’s response:

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Just a “wee bit.”

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