If, as you say, this policy of Harvard Law School in barring the military recruiters from the Office of Career Services had no impact on military recruiting at Harvard Law School, it strikes me that the sole result and impact was to stigmatize the United States military on the campus, a service--services that you say you honor.
Cornyn questions the impact of Harvard's policy on military recruitment.
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