@Goro
You seem to be very passionate in pointing out how prominent Rebublicans should be fighting equally as hard against legacy admissions if they were truly against preferential treatment. How do you feel about the hypocrisy of prominent Democrats who benefit from legacy admissions? Here's a quote from Michelle Obama yesterday:
"Of course, students on my campus and countless others across the country were — and continue to be — granted special consideration for admissions. Some have parents who graduated from the same school. Others have families who can afford coaches to help them run faster or hit a ball harder. Others go to high schools with lavish resources for tutors and extensive standardized test prep that help them score higher on college entrance exams. We don’t usually question if those students belong. So often, we just accept that money, power, and privilege are perfectly justifiable forms of affirmative action, while kids growing up like I did are expected to compete when the ground is anything but level."
This couldn't possibly be the same Michelle Obama who (poorer upbringing aside) sent her daughters to private high schools and got them the best tutors the White House could buy? And, of course, there's absolutely no way that her husband being the former president of the United States had anything at all to do with her daughter getting into Harvard, right?
If you're going to take shots across the aisle, perhaps examine your own side first.