I certainly would not want to cut faculty salaries or raise student tuition, in all seriousness, in order to have to deal with this.
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Kaine expresses concern about funding security for controversial speakers without harming education budgets.
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I was very heartened that the President said that, and you're right. I support what the United States voted for in the UN in 1947 a state of Israel and a state of Palestine.
In Iraq, we were misled into the war with intelligence about the Iraqi WMD [weapons of mass destruction] program that proved not to be accurate.
Our proposal is also consistent with virtually every other pension plan — state and private — currently operating in our country, and it matches the strategy most nations use to fund their retirement programs.
But they are also really about how much will we let a president get away with? Do my colleagues have a gag reflex or not?





