PaintMyHouse
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- Feb 24, 2014
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It's not fear but it is her politics and her actions. You don't invite the town drunk to the AA celebration just because you usually believe in diversity. There is a time and a place. In this case her place is to stay home.That was funny.
My point stands because they were afraid of her at Rutgers, which is a publicly funded university, even though she is a professor at Stanford, which is a private university. Bu I do appreciate you going to the trouble of proving to everyone else how stupid and biased you are.
Afraid of her? What a stupid comment.
Rutgers has conservative faculty. Would you like a list of conservative politicos and pundits who have spoken at Rutgers over the past decade?
You failed. You never mentioned anything about public vs private. You just cannot retract your stupidity. You are too pigheaded.
They protested against the first black Secretary of State. That is either about fear of her politics, her gender, or her skin color, you tell me which it is.