Stefanik responded that it's a “rite of passage and badge of honor” to be boycotted by U.S. universities.
U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York was removed from a senior advisory committee at Harvard's school of government after she declined to resign voluntarily, according to a statement from Douglas Elmendorf, dean of the Harvard Kennedy School.
Hundreds of students and alumni called on Harvard to cut ties with Stefanik, a 2006 Harvard graduate, after last week’s violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Stefanik was one of roughly a dozen current and former public servants on a senior advisory committee for Harvard’s Institute of Politics, a program intended to get undergraduates interested in public service careers.
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GOOD FOR HER!! A True Shining Star.
ReplyDeleteMy kind of girl! :)I imagine you have noticed that commies have no sense of humor. I would feel sorry for them exceptI hate them. :)
ReplyDeleteStefanik responded that it's a “rite of passage and badge of honor” to be boycotted by U.S. universities.
"Never believe anything in politics until it has been officially denied."
ReplyDeleteOtto von Bismarck
That's a good one. Thanks.
DeleteSomeone needs to point out that there seems to be a trend in WOMEN unapologetically standing up to these commie a hoes. Ashli Babbit, Marjorie Greene, Laura Boebert......Joan of ark, where are the strong men of principles?
ReplyDeleteGood point and question.
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