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you can use a SECOND meaning of the word 'invalid'.........which would describe her pretty well based on evidence and facts for the last 40 years.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/invalid
1. Not legally or factually valid; null: an invalid license.
2. Falsely based or reasoned; faulty: an invalid argument.
that you realized which meaning I was referring to, without having to be told.
However...
One small point I would like clarification on.....
an invalid license........an invalid argument
WHEN does a "person" become a "license" or an "argument"?
evidently you are....how about 'invalid qualified person' based on reputation and facts? Does that work for you?
So a person can be "invalid" and also be "qualified"? My choice of words would be "UNqualified"
I don't got none?
every time she opens her mouth, out come "invalid statements" (a 'nice' way of saying LIES)
invalid AND qualified....mean opposite....One word means the OPPOSITE of the other...YOU try to use them together....You shouldn't do that...It ain't proper English.