This seems like an odd way to spin a survey where @foxnews and the Trump Organization had two of the three WORST reputations out of 100 companies surveyed.
The best reputation? @patagonia, which, more than any other company, embraces progressive politics
A landmark legal decision this week has received no media attention
In 1871, Congress passed the Ku Klux Klan Act, which allowed people to sue law enforcement officers who violated their Constitutional rights. In 1967, the Supreme Court FLIPPED THE LAW ON ITS HEAD, using it to protect law enforcement officers who abuse their power by creating a new doctrine: qualified immunity.
A federal judge is calling on the Supreme Court to acknowledge its mistake and end the doctrine of qualified immunity
These arguments are embarassingly facile. University presidents cannot avoid politics. What folks like this are really arguing for is for universities to adopt a style of politics that they support.
Earlier this month, Congressman Mike Collins praised a group of protesters at the University of Mississippi that included a student mocking a Black woman by imitating a monkey.
Now, Collins has Trump's "Complete and Total Endorsement!"
My neighbors are so liberal I was forced to publicly support overturning a presidential election is an actual argument a Supreme Court Justice is making
.@cocacola, as part of its "racial equality plan," pledged it would donate $0 from its corporate PAC to "candidates who make egregious or inflammatory remarks in the equality and inclusion area."
But in the last year, @CocaCola has donated $5,000 to Congressman Mike Collins (R-GA)
Last week, Collins PRAISED a group of University of Mississippi students harassing a black female protester, including a student who was imitating a monkey.