But that’s the point. It takes Ivy League hubris to make such a shameful mistake. Nobody else would.Bollinger probably thinks he acquitted himself by asking "difficult" questions of the Iranian president. What he's probably too stupid to figure out is that by giving the man the stage he was given, he's enhanced the propaganda value of Mahmoud's visit.The SEC, the ACC - why, there isn’t a barber college or school of over-the-road trucking that would let a Jew-hating nut like President Whack-I-Job rant away on their campus. Your typical American university might offer credit in basket weaving and Science of Star Wars, but they do have their limits.
Not Columbia.
Today, right now, soldiers and Marines who are not allowed to participate in ROTC on Columbia’s campus are being attacked with weapons from Iran. How many Americans do you have to kill before you’re no longer welcome among Ivy League elitists?
More, says Columbia University. More.
Get this through your thick liberal skulls: you weren't the intended audience. Middle eastern Muslims were. And Columbia gave the president of a state sponsor of terror a prominent stage.
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I don't know if it's just Liberals... I'm a Democrat and I along with others that I know are plenty angry with Columbia right now.
Good!
Is that sarcasm I sense? Sorry, 'tis hard to tell on the internet
To quote Stephen Colbert, "It's all right with me [if he speaks], as long as they don't let him into America."
I sensed no sarcasm either in the linked article or the comments above yours, and I certainly had none in my post.
he should have been met with handcuffs the second he stepped foot onto our soil ... rights? ... f$#% no he has none here
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