You may have noticed I’ve been a little thin around here lately.
It’s been crunch time for me as the semester is nearing an end, and I’ve also had some personal matters to attend to.
Universities Report No Increase in Violence After Legalization of Campus Carry
University of Utah Holds DACA Donut Party in Safe Space
Climate Change Protesters Who Disrupted Harvard/Yale Football Game Get Community Service
Poll Finds Bernie Sanders Making Significant Gains With College Students
U. Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Student Govt. Warns of Dangers of Microaggressions
Professor Escorted Off Campus for Ridiculing Play About Diversity and Inclusion
David Gibson of Gibson’s Bakery has passed away
David Gibson, one of the owners of Gibson’s Bakery and a named plaintiff in the lawsuit against Oberlin College, has passed away after a battle with pancreatic cancer. He passed away early this morning at home surrounded by his family.
After the verdict, David said that he hoped that the bakery could...
Elise Stefanik’s Stardom is Born
Elise Stefanik is from New York’s 21st District.
We’re not talking Manhattan here, it’s the north country, covering the Adirondack Mountains from the Vermont border to the east and the Canadian border to the north and west.
Liberal Tears: Protesters play Christine Blasey Ford on huge screen outside gala honoring Brett Kavanaugh
They are not over it.
It’s an open, gaping wound that is driving them crazy. And will for a generation.
AUDIO: “There is a hunger on behalf of students to learn about” free speech “and they’ve never had anybody explain it to them”
A little over two years ago, on October 25, 2017, I gave a speech about free speech and hate speech at Vassar College.
It was, as I have described many times, an ‘out-of-body’ experience because of false claims spread about me and my appearance by students, including student government. From my post, Safe...
VIDEO — Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College: Identity Politics on Trial
On November 1, 2019, I gave a lecture for the James Wilson Institute, titled Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin: Identity Politics on Trial. The lecture was held at the Hillsdale College center in D.C.
JWI delivered a special treat for attendees, Gibson’s Bakery cookies!
Sarah Palin suit against NY Times still alive: Appeals Court denies Rehearing of Order reinstating case
When we last checked in Sarah Palin’s lawsuit against the New York Time over false claims that Palin’s 2011 electoral map was connected to the shooting of then congresswoman Gabby Giffords, the lawsuit had been reinstated by a panel of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals, after a trial...
Prof. Miriam Elman – 5th Anniversary at Legal Insurrection
September 17, 2014, changed my life forever.
I gave a speech in Syracuse, NY, for the Jewish Federation of Central New York about the anti-Israel movement on campus. I can’t find a video or audio of the appearance, but I remember one thing in particular.
Cleveland Media Seek Access To Gibson’s Bakery Store Clerk’s Sealed Facebook Records in Oberlin College Case, But Why?
Do you believe in coincidences? This may just be a huge coincidence, but it certainly is another very curious twist in the Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College case.
You may recall that in late August 2019, two months after the trial which ended disastrously for Oberlin College, the college unsuccessfully sought to...
It’s always been a “coup” attempt, so let’s stop shying away from that C-word
On December 12, 2016, a month after the presidential election and a month before Trump’s Inauguration, I called the attempt to nullify the 2016 election a “coup” attempt. I don’t know if I was the first to use that C-word, but I was earlier than most.
Elizabeth Warren’s “life narrative will not hold up to scrutiny, I can guarantee you that”
During my recent trip to D.C., I had a chance to sit down for an interview with Cabot Phillips of Campus Reform, which is part of The Leadership Institute. The topic was Elizabeth Warren, focusing on her Medicare-for-all plan, as well as her Native American problem and electoral prospects.
From the Campus Reform...
Biden describes Elizabeth Warren’s elitism: “If you were only as smart as I am you would agree with me”
Elizabeth Warren wants a fundamental transformation of the nation, large “structural change.”
Early on, some low-or-no polling *moderate* Democrat candidates challenged Warren, to no avail. Warren belittled challengers as wimps and sellouts. And the wimps and sellouts were left speechless.
While you were focused on Impeachment, Trump continued to transform the federal judiciary
Maybe this should be a series.
No matter what the current news cycle obsession, Trump judicial nominees continue to be confirmed and Trump continues to transform the federal judiciary.
Ted Koppel: Despite verdict, Oberlin College President still “makes allusions to a pattern of racist behavior” by Gibson’s Bakery
One of the most disturbing aspects of the Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College case has been the almost obsessive demonization of Gibson’s Bakery and its owners by the college.
It started not just during the protests and pre-litigation interactions that gave rise to the lawsuit, but in the Answer filed by the...
Elizabeth Warren’s Medicare-for-All tax plan is as credible as her claim to be Native American.
I appeared on Friday night, November 1, on Fox News @Night with Shannon Bream, to discuss Elizabeth Warren’s Medicare-for-All Tax Plan.
When Warren first announced, a couple of weeks ago, that she would be releasing a tax plan to pay for her Medicare-for-All proposal, I predicted on the Shannon Bream show that...
Oberlin College’s “almost sociopathic malevolence” towards Gibson’s Bakery
I appeared tonight on Tucker Carlson Tonight to provide an update on the Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College case.
I’m in D.C. for my lecture Friday night about the case. (The event is sold out, btw).
Judge Reopens Nicholas Sandmann lawsuit against Washington Post
In late July 2019, a federal district Judge in the Eastern District of Kentucky dismissed the lawsuit by Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann against The Washington Post.
For background on the dismissal and the underlying legal issues, see our post, Nicholas Sandmann lawsuit against Washington Post DISMISSED.
