Trump Drops Ad Putting University Presidents ‘On Notice,’ Pledges to Deal with Pro-Palestinian Protests
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The Gateway Pundit ^
| 7 MAY 2024 | Randy DeSoto
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign released an ad Monday putting university leaders on notice that if he is re-elected his administration will not tolerate anti-Semitism on campuses. The
online ad, which dropped on Holocaust Remembrance Day, included clips from a speech Trump made as president in 2017 condemning anti-Semitism and remarks he made last fall to the Republican Jewish Coalition following the Hamas Oct. 7 attacks. “We’ve seen anti-Semitism on university campuses, in the public square, and in threats against Jewish citizens. This is my pledge to you, we will confront anti-Semitism. We will stamp out prejudice,” Trump said. “We will...
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After Blaming Trump for Black Lives Matter Riots, Biden Sees Wave of University Riots
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Breitbart ^
| 04/30/2024 | JOEL B. POLLAK
The White House condemned the violent takeover Tuesday of a building at Columbia University by pro-Palestinian activists who had previously been warned to take down their encampment or face suspension from the institution. The
occupation of a building, which included three janitors being held hostage, was just the latest among dozens of protests and riots at universities across the company, some of which have included antisemitic rhetoric and violence. Notably, Biden blamed then-President Donald Trump for a wave of violence in 2020 when the Black Lives Matter movement, which was backed by Democrats, launched protests that turned into riots in...
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2024 Race: Dead Heat: Biden 46%, Trump 46%, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Support For Legal Abortion Reaches All-Time High
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Quinnipiac University National Poll ^
| 04/24/2024
If the election for president were being held today, the race would be a dead heat between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump with each candidate receiving 46 percent support, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea-ack) University national poll of registered voters released today. Democrats
support Biden (92 - 6 percent), while Republicans support Trump (90 - 6 percent). Independents are split, with 44 percent supporting Biden and 42 percent supporting Trump. "In a country at odds over wars and the economy, abortion, immigration and the very survival of democracy, there is one current point of agreement: there's no...
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2024 Matchups: Biden Opens Up Lead Over Trump In Head-To-Head,
Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds;
Haley Leads Biden 1 On 1, But Trails When Third Party
Candidates Are Added
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Quinnipiac University ^
| 01/31/2024 | Staff
As signs point to the 2024 presidential election being a repeat of the 2020 race between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, Biden holds a lead over Trump 50 - 44 percent among registered voters in a hypothetical general election matchup, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll of registered
voters released today. *** In today's poll, Democrats (96 - 2 percent) and independents (52 - 40 percent) support Biden, while Republicans (91 - 7 percent) support Trump.The gender gap is widening.Women 58 - 36 percent support Biden, up from December when it was 53 - 41 percent....
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Suffolk University New Hampshire Republican Primary Poll show Trump with a commanding lead
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Suffolk University Political Research Center ^
| 1/17/24 | Suffolk University Political Research Center
Jan 15-16, N=500, Trump 50, Haley 34, DeSantis 5
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Monmouth University Poll: Trump Leads Republican Primary by 32 Points
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Breitbart ^
| 26 Jul 2023 | HANNAH BLEAU
Former President Donald Trump is maintaining a dominant lead in the Republican primary race, even in the wake of the news of him being the target of another investigation, the latest Monmouth University survey found.In a crowded 14-candidate field, Trump leads with majority support, garnering 54 percent among Republican voters. As
is consistent with other national surveys, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis falls to a distant second, 32 points behind with 22 percent support.Anti-woke businessman Vivek Ramaswamy placed third, 17 points behind DeSantis with five percent support.Three percent chose South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, former...
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George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley Destroys Manhattan DA's Case Against Trump
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Red State ^
| 03/18/2023 | Nick Arama
The timing of the reported indictment about to drop against President Donald Trump can only be called suspicious, given the Stormy Daniels issue has been lying fallow for years, with President Donald Trump now a declared candidate for the 2024 presidential nomination.It’s about the perp walk and the theatrics. Just
like they tried the Jan. 6 Committee prior to the midterms, this is going to be the continuing thing that they will throw out there to attack Trump and the Republicans in the presidential race. It’s about the optics to move the middle/the independents away from Republicans.But what about the...
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Trump Has Slight Lead Over DeSantis In GOP Primary, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds
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Quinnipiac University ^
| February 16, 2023 | Quinnipiac
Donald Trump: 42% Ron DeSantis: 36% Nikki Haley: 5% Mike Pence: 4% Mike Pompeo: 4%No other candidate tops 2 percent of the vote.
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MUST SEE: University Student Asks Liz Cheney to Demand Ray Epps be Prosecuted – Cheney Refuses to Answer, Defends Ray Epps and Blames Trump (VIDEO)
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The Gateway Pundit ^
| November 11, 2022 | Jim Hoft
University of Chicago student Daniel Schmidt confronted Liz Cheney this week during her appearance at the university. Schmidt
asked Cheney about Ray Epps and why won’t she call for his prosecution. Liz Cheney replied with several lies about Epps and then smeared Republicans and President Trump. She really is an awful person. Daniel Schmidt: Do you demand the prosecution of Ray Epps? He’s an actual insurrectionist on tape. Do you demand his prosecution? Liz Cheney: Let me answer that question because I believe there is some confusion. (audience applauds) About, confusion about the role of Congress. And confusion about who...
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78% Of Republicans Want To See Trump Run For President In 2024, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Americans Now Split On Border Wall As Opposition Softens Share
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Poll.qu.edu ^
| Oct 19, 2022
October 19, 2021 78% Of Republicans Want To See Trump Run For President In 2024, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Americans Now Split On Border Wall As Opposition Softens Share Nearly one year after the 2020 presidential election, a majority of Americans (58 - 35 percent) say they do not want to
see Donald Trump run for president in 2024, according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea-ack) University national poll of adults released today. Democrats say 94 - 4 percent and independents say 58 - 35 percent that they do not want to see Trump run.
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Law Professor responds to WOKE university (David K. Clements denfending Trump voters)
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YouTube ^
| January 10, 2021 | David K. Clements
This is long but worth watching. He
makes many good points that address what we are seeing at this time, apply to society in general and not just on university campuses.
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Harvard University Students Seek To Revoke Trump Affiliated Graduates’ Diplomas
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19FortyFive ^
| 1/15/2021 | Harry Kazianis
See below. I am quite terrified to see where this is all headed. The
full text of the letter being circulated at Harvard is below: Revoke their Degrees The campaign to subvert the outcome of the 2020 presidential election left five dead and nearly killed many more as armed, organized insurrectionists with Confederate flags and Nazi paraphernalia stormed the Capitol in search of members of Congress to kill or capture. Nationwide violence is expected in the weeks to come. Is Harvard University prepared to take a stand for representative democracy and against violent white supremacy?
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Conservative Professor Retires from Chapman University after Trump Rally Backlash
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NRO ^
| 1/14/2021 | Brittany Bernstein
Conservative attorney John Eastman will retire from his role at Chapman University immediately, the school announced Wednesday, after the professor’s support for President Trump’s efforts to overturn the election results sparked backlash among his colleagues. Faculty
at the Orange County, Calif. school demanded that Eastman, who challenged the election results on Trump’s behalf, be ousted from his position after he made claims that the election was fraudulent at a rally at the White House on January 6, hours before supporters of President Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol while Congress met to tally the electoral votes.
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Chapman University refuses to fire professor who spoke at DC pro-Trump rally
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San Francisco Chronicle ^
| Jan. 11, 2021 | Joshua Bote
Chapman University, the private university based in Orange, California, will not fire a professor who spoke at a rally for President Donald Trump that was staged mere hours before the Capitol siege.
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Chapman University Faces Pressure To Fire Professor John Eastman Who Spoke At Pro-Trump Rally Before Capitol Breach
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CBS LA ^
| 01/11/2021 | staff
Chapman University is facing pressure to fire a professor who spoke at the pro-Trump rally in Washington, D.C. just hours before violent rioters stormed the Capitol building. Chapman
University professor John Eastman (left) stands alongside Rudy Giuliani, personal lawyer to President Donald Trump, at rally near the White House in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, 2021. (Getty Images) Controversial Chapman University law professor John Eastman appeared on stage with President Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani at a “Stop the Steal” rally on Jan. 6, where they urged his supporters to head to the Capitol. In response, over 150 Chapman faculty...
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BREAKING NEWS
NEWS
Lehigh University rescinds Donald Trump’s honorary degree days after Capitol attack
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Allentown Morning Call ^
| 01/08/2020 | DANIEL PATRICK SHEEHAN and MICHELLE MERLIN
Just days after Wednesday’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, the Lehigh University Board of Trustees has rescinded the honorary degree granted to President Donald Trump three decades ago, a move sought by many members of the school community since Trump won the White House. The school awarded the degree in 1988. In
2018, faculty voted by a wide margin to urge the Bethlehem school’s trustees to rescind it, calling some of Trump’s statements racist, sexist and Islamophobic and not representative of the school’s values.
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University of Iowa halts "diversity" training after Trump's executive order banning CRT.
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You Tube ^
| 06 Oct 2020 | Karlyn Borysenko
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Penn professor renews call for investigation into how Trump was admitted to the university
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The Philadelphia Inquirer ^
| August 28, 2020 | Michael Kranish
A professor at the University of Pennsylvania has renewed a request to investigate how President Donald Trump was admitted to the school in 1966, citing what he called "new evidence" on secretly recorded tapes in which Trump's sister says a friend took his entrance exam. The
professor, Eric W. Orts, is one of six faculty members who asked Penn's provost earlier this summer to launch an investigation into how Trump transferred into the school. He noted that the president's niece, Mary Trump, wrote in her book published in July that the president paid someone to take his SATs...
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Public university prosecutes student for using President Trump as Zoom background
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thecollegefix.com ^
| August 7, 2020 | GREG PIPER
Showing President Trump’s image is enough to trigger many college students. But
who knew it could also get you prosecuted by a taxpayer-funded institution obligated to follow the First Amendment? New Jersey’s Stockton University, a 20-minute drive from Atlantic City, charged a student with disruptive behavior, discrimination, harassment, creating a “hostile environment,” causing “harm” and cyberbullying. His violation? Using Trump’s image as his Zoom background during an online class July 1. The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education is representing doctoral student Robert Dailyda, warning the public university in a letter Friday that it has no legal authority to punish a student for sharing...
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Marquette University threatened to rescind student’s admission over pro-Trump TikTok video
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College Fix ^
| July 7, 2020 | Jackson Walker
Soon to be Marquette University freshman Samantha Pfefferle has yet to even step foot on campus, yet she said she is already facing possible dismissal from the school. The
threat to cancel Pfefferle’s admission came after she posted a video to her account on the popular social media site TikTok showing her support for President Donald Trump.
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