If "Did Not Vote" had been a presidential candidate, they would have beaten Donald Trump by 9.1 million votes, and they would have won 21 states, earning 265 electoral college votes to Trump's 175 and Harris's 98 https://www.environmentalvoter.org/updates/2024-was-landslidefor-did-not-vote |
These monies are not tax revenues they are bribes Hence when financial accounting is done where do you think the monies are deposited? Not the US treasury |
You know what. This is a fair point. However, did the court also ask for $1B as part of that settlement. The point is that it is up to courts to settle civil suits. It is not within the rights of US Government, under the direction of a dictatorial president, to selectively cut funding and ask for extortion money to double down on a court case loss. Also, why would an attack on antisemitism require changes to trans-gender policy and DEI usage in admissions? This has absolutely nothing to do with allowing protesters to restrict the access of Jewish people on campus. Lastly, I agree with a PP who said that the colleges need to grow a pair and stand up to this BS. It may take a few years, but as a united group - I think they have a very strong case against the government. And that is even with this gerrymandered Supreme Court that the dictator set up. |
+1. They are all trying to keep their head down to avoid being the next shakedown victim. It’s sad to see it come to this. |
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This part. It will make no sense for this to be litigated. It's always been subjective and there will be no "proof" or objective enough "data" that is being considered here. They recalculate all the GPAs and don't consider scores anyway. Really hard to build a case that someone should be admitted who wasn't. |
Exactly. |
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It's just becoming tedious at this point how the administrator is steamrolling things and cultivating everything.
For the brief moment this may be up - none of what readers see is reflective of genuine conversation. |
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UCLA settled with several students, that is in the Frankel case which they lost a motion to defend on.
That case generated lots of evidence that Trump admn is using to extract unrelated concessions and $1B - UCLA has not agreed to that and I don't think will, that is a ridiculous number. However as with Brown, Columbia and Penn they probably have to settle with the government because they are super likely to lose on at least on the issue of violation of civil rights/equal protection of Jewish and Israeli students. Institutions generally don't go to trial on cases where they know they will lose which they pretty much know here as they get to pay all of the trial costs and then the judgement. |
This is why all the schools need to band together. That's the way to win. He's picking them off one by one now. |
Actually, UCLA did not contest this even though the activists and participating faculty denied that this ever occurred. Not surprising, given the hostility of the Chancellor to the protests. The funny thing is, by conceding, and paying out 6 million, UCLA is facing the prospect of paying 1 billion. |
This election had the highest voter turnout in history. Trump won the popular vote so the notion that everybody actually agrees with you is silly as phack. Instead of denying reality perhaps you should consider why normal every day people would vote for someone like Trump and then take responsibility for your role in driving votes in his direction. Repent and stop being an egotistical self righteous nimrod. |
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DP. A draft of a proposed agreement sent to the school Friday and obtained by CNN requires UCLA to pay the federal government $1 billion over multiple installments, along with a $172 million claims fund for people impacted by violations of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin. |
You are the moron here. Read all about it. They were Zionists. Paid for by people like Bill Ackman, Debra Messing, Hessica Seinfeld, and others. Facts. Deal with it. |