Stanford Law School at its Worst

That Tantrum at Stanford Law School and What to Do About It

 It really was another embarrassment. You wonder who dragged up these kids with zero manners or decorum. Insulting a powerful federal judge who was a guest and invited to speak, a man of his stature who sits on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Tirien Steinbach, the law school’s associate dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion should be fired.

Although the law school maintains a free speech policy that prohibits faculty, staff, and students from preventing or disrupting guest lectures, none of the five administrators present—including Steinbach; Jeanne Merino, acting associate dean of students; Megan Brown, student affairs program coordinator; and Holly Parrish, associate director of student affairs—intervened to enforce the policy.

It definitely was a set-up as the Judge suggested and afterward, he likened it to a “therapy session from hell.”

The worst thing about this is that these punk radical, indoctrinated students will be lawyers, judges, etc. and leaders in the future of our country.

Read about what should be done