Ah — just like Paul, so burps John.
I think this merits yet another new graphic, for John at Powerline, as well as Paul — at Ringside.
Done. It will appear shortly. [In fairness, I’ll note that Scott Johnson’s writing about it… did not allege… reverse race discrimination. Is that… progress, of a sort? I dunno. But I digress. Back to it:]
Hinderaker and Mirengoff tell us the sole reason Harvard has a Black woman president is… (wait for it!) reverse race discrimination. A claim for which there is only… the opposite of evidence. It is his baseless conjecture — and his open virulent racism… on display, in writing — yet again.
In Paul’s mind, the whole thing comes down to skin color — not the fact that she was far more nuanced in her remarks before the Congressional Kangaroo Court, on Speech Codes and Gaza.
In John’s mind, Harvard Corporation hired — and keeps — her, as an activist (not an academic) for far left agendas. Again he levels this charge with only the opposite of evidence. Like Paul, he thinks Harvard chose her for her color alone. He’s an… ass.
Both are malign, mediocre, embittered old whyte chuckleheads. And yes, Paul’s Jewish faith in no manner removes him from that classification: he’s KKK-er / shiny whyte. Her it is — in context:
…But if Harvard’s extraordinary financial health wasn’t sufficient to ensure Gay’s retention, I think we can assume her race was. Gay is black; Magill’s white. On American college campuses, that makes a huge difference.
In fact, Gay’s race was probably the reason Harvard selected her in the first place. Bill Ackman, a billionaire hedge fund manager and major donor to Harvard, wrote on X, “I have confirmed now from multiple sources that the search committee that led to President Gay’s appointment excluded non-DEI eligible candidates from the process.”
After today, Gay isn’t just a DEI hire. She’s also a DEI non-fire….
I think — as we say in the law… the thing speaks… for itself.
And, John certainly is… a “thing“: he’s earned his white hood and robes, with the red teardrop embroidered on the sleeve.
Let them both wear them, henceforth — in shame.
Damn Paul & John — was chasing Ackman’s donation worth selling… your soul?
Nearly every capable elementary school teacher will tell you: Repetition is the best way to help struggling students “get” concepts that are beyond their ken — wherever that line of demarcation falls, in any classroom.
He is simply too malignant to acknowledge the truth of it.
