
Via American Thinker:
Duke's boundless chutzpah, by Clarice Feldman, March 01, 2008
FTA After tarring and feathering and discriminating against the Duke lacrosse members at a critical juncture in their college careers and lives, the Duke Administration has gone to court trying to shut down the players' website, which contains the pleadings in their recently filed case against the university and a compendium of press coverage about the case.
The website seems well within ethical bounds and the pleadings by the University cite no authority to suggest otherwise.
Those running the institutions of higher (and lower) education in this country have so sullied and befouled them that it seems to me they will never be redeemed without taking draconian measures, i.e., purging them of all leftoids and moonbats and restoring our basic freedoms, especially freedom of speech and the rule of law.
It's stunning that the administration at Duke, instead of being thoroughly disgraced and run out of town, are continuing their quixotic quest to prove themselves right in the face of incontrovertible evidence to the contrary.
This is just another in the long list of reasons why we must put an end to Hillary and Obama and any other leftie who wants to keep veering left into economic disaster and trading individual freedom for the tyranny of collectivism.
Every thinking person must get to the polls and vote the straight Republican ticket even if many of the candidates aren't to our liking. We can sort that out once we're safe from the slave traders.
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I don't know erp. My co-blogger Howard has pointed out to me that Obama coupled with a Dem congress is likely to impact the economy so severely that huge commodities and financial trends will be set off for years and he'll be able to make huge amounts of money trading futures.
Sign me up!!! The robot venture is nice and all, but the I'm tired and the future trading portion of my career took a lot less energy.
If all the liberals want to hose the country, fine. We'll just make lots of money.
Maybe that's why George Soros always supports the Dems?
I'll probably vote for McCain, but I'm not gonna sweat it too much.
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