Staff Reports
Conservative donors are tired of the woke nonsense at Ivy League institutions, and they’re not afraid to show it. Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have all felt the sting of their anger. And let’s just say, these donors aren’t playing around.
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It all started with a congressional hearing where the presidents of these prestigious schools refused to denounce anti-Semitism on their campuses. They claimed it depended on the “context” of the words being spoken. But billionaire donor Bill Ackman wasn’t having any of it. He made it clear that if a CEO in one of his companies gave a similar answer, they’d be toast within the hour.
So, when the presidents of these Ivy League schools started dropping like flies, it was clear that the donors meant business. First, University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill resigned, followed by Harvard President Claudine Gay. Now, only Sally Kornbluth of Massachusetts Institute of Technology remains, and you can bet she’s feeling the heat.
Of course, the liberal media is trying to spin the narrative, blaming conservative tactics for the presidents’ resignations. The Associated Press even had the audacity to claim that plagiarism is the new conservative weapon against colleges. Seriously, what kind of twisted logic is that? It’s clear they’re just trying to divert attention from the real issue at hand.
The truth is, these Ivy League presidents showed their true colors, and it’s clear they’re not fit to lead any educational institution, let alone ones with such esteemed standing. Conservatives like Bill Ackman are not falling for the fake prestige associated with Ivy League schools. They know that it’s time for change, and they’re not afraid to use their money and public pressure to make it happen.
It’s about time someone stood up to the woke madness at these institutions. Money talks, and it’s time for graduates to understand that there’s no excuse for anti-Semitism. It’s always terror, plain and simple. And it’s up to conservative donors like Bill Ackman to ensure that these schools shape up and do better. Thank goodness for people like him who are willing to fight for truth and traditional American values in higher education.
