President Trump is taking bold action to hold Harvard accountable for spreading antisemitism and discrimination. The Ivy League giant faces federal funding cuts after refusing to clean up its act, with Trump demanding real consequences for their radical policies.
Alan Dershowitz, a longtime Harvard professor, says Trump’s heart is in the right place but argues the president should target funding more narrowly. Even so, Dershowitz admits Harvard’s far-left culture has gone too far, breeding hate that harms Jewish students and violates American values.
The administration is pulling $100 million in contracts, accusing Harvard of race-based admissions and campus discrimination. Federal agencies are ordered to dump Harvard for vendors that respect fairness and free speech instead of woke agendas.
Harvard’s lawsuit against Trump is a desperate stunt, according to legal experts. Dershowitz calls it a negotiation tactic, not a serious legal challenge, since universities have no right to taxpayer dollars if they promote bigotry.
This isn’t new—taxpayers shouldn’t fund schools pushing hate. Dershowitz compares it to cutting funds from 1950s Southern colleges that backed the Klan. Why should elites get special treatment while attacking everyday Americans?
Trump’s threat to revoke Harvard’s tax exemption hits where it hurts. Though the IRS must handle it, the message is clear: institutions brainwashing kids with anti-American lies won’t keep their privileges.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon says Harvard chose lawsuits over solutions. Instead of addressing antisemitism, they’re wasting time in court to protect their radical faculty and toxic ideology.
This fight isn’t just about Harvard—it’s about stopping the left’s takeover of education. Trump’s standing up for parents and students sick of paying for schools that hate America. Victory here would be a win for every patriot tired of elitist nonsense.
