Democrats' road not taken, Columbia's 'academic freedom'...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

37% : Yet if academic-freedom groups had led the fight "to restore the academic freedom of the Jewish students under siege" from "campus Hamasniks," then perhaps now "they wouldn't be fighting to restore hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to Harvard and Columbia and the rest." As professors gripe about the "climate of fear" stemming from Gov. Ron DeSantis' and President Trump's DEI crackdowns, Racket News' Matt Taibbi observes it's just "the latest in a long chain of official actions and reactions, during which American higher education became increasingly a) expensive and b) useless.
33% : "I opposed the executive orders of President Trump targeting law firms," writes Jonathan Turley at The Hill, but "many of those objecting today to the targeting of Democratic firms and lawyers were the very same people who targeted conservative lawyers for years.

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