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an arm of leadership Inst (why do they need a front?)

funding? koch tim phillips --> cabot?

Leo?

NRA?

actually pretty lame? UCI flag scandal on fox ?

INCUBAtor lawrence jones fox renta? dana loesch nra

cabot is demon spawn on tim philips afp Hot Air Tour featured in Greedy Lying Bastards

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The Leadership Institute is a decades-old nonprofit that trains young conservative activists and policy leaders to sell right-wing ideals through seminars on media, fundraising, communications, and campaigning. It also operates a campus leadership program that “identifies, organizes, and trains conservative college students to promote and defend their values on campus.” The institute’s “national field program” boasts “more than 1,878 campus groups” that advocate for “limited government, the free market, traditional values, and national defense.”

The Leadership Institute also operates Campus Reform, a website where student reporters write about perceived instances of liberal bias on college campuses. Known as “Higher Education’s Internet Outrage Machine,” Campus Reform posts several poorly sourced “articles” each day alleging professorial bias against conservative students or policies. Examples of “bias” on campus from this week include: a professor who reached out to a black student about an upcoming class that would focus on slavery and white nationalism; a school supporting an “emergency fund” for immigrant students; and a school hosting a seminar on pay inequity and salary negotiation for women students. The unvetted work from Campus Reform also served as the sole evidence for Turning Point USA’s recent McCarthyist “Professor Watchlist” project, which publicly listed photos and details about specific college professors and administrators who “discriminate against conservative students and advance leftist propaganda in the classroom.” Top contributors to the Leadership Institute in recent years include the anonymous conservative donor funds Donors Capital Fund and DonorsTrust, and the Charles Koch Foundation.

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note that he is not CALLING FOR VIOLENCE, MERELY THAT THOSE WHO ENABLE CASUALCONSTANT AMERICAN BLOODSHED OF YOUNG PPL REALIZE/SUFFER THE CONSEQUENCE OF THEIR ACTIONS; CONTRAST THIS TO CONSTANT RW CALLS FOR EXECUTIONS OF "TRAITORS"

https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article330260/KU-prof-who-tweeted-controversially-back-at-work-but-not-classroom.html

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KU prof who tweeted controversially back at work, but not classroom

By BRAD COOPER

October 24, 2013

University of Kansas professor David Guth

A University of Kansas journalism professor whoangrily lashed out at the National Rifle Associationon Twitter this fall will be allowed to return to the school.

But administrators said David Guth would be assigned nonclassroom duties for the rest of the year. Guth must complete administrative work for the journalism school away from campus as much as possible.

He was placed on indefinite leave with pay on Sept. 20 after posting a comment on Twitter wishing violence on the families of NRA members after the Washington Navy Yard shootings.

The professor tweeted that “blood is on the hands” of the NRA.

“Next time, let it be YOUR sons and daughters,” the tweet read. “Shame on you. May God damn you.”

The comment immediately sparked reaction, with gun-rights supporters calling for his firing and state lawmakers threatening to punish the school financially if he wasn’t let go. There has been speculation that lawmakers will visit the issue during the upcoming legislative session.

Others criticized the university for putting Guth on administrative leave, suggesting the university should have done more to protect his free speech even if officials disagreed with his tweet.

Guth will begin a previously approved semester-long research sabbatical in January. His annual salary is $82,703.

It was unclear Thursday whether Guth would return to the classroom next fall.

Guth issued a statement Thursday evening apologizing for his tweet, which “caused a great deal of pain for many people.”

“Some interpreted my tweet differently than it was intended,” Guth wrote. “I don’t want anyone’s children hurt. The fact my words were misconstrued is my fault.”

Guth said he was a professional communicator but didn’t do a good job of explaining his position.

“I also regret that my statements have had a negative impact on the university community,” he wrote.

The university’s decision to let Guth return was based on the recommendation of a seven-member panel of faculty and staff assembled by Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little. She wanted the committee to determine whether Guth could return from leave without disrupting the student learning environment.

State Sen. Greg Smith of Overland Park was one of the first to call for Guth’s firing. He was not satisfied with the university’s response.

“All they’re doing is stalling, hoping that it will die down and everybody will forget about it,” said Smith, a Republican. “He was way out of line, way outside anything that’s covered by tenure, due process or anything else. As far as I’m concerned, it was hate speech.”

Read more here: https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article330260/KU-prof-who-tweeted-controversially-back-at-work-but-not-classroom.html#storylink=cpy

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david Guth, a University of Kansas journalism professor, made exasperated comments through his Twitter account, wishing brutal violence upon the families of the NRA members after the Washington Navy yard shootings. Guth’s actions resulted in his subjection to indefinite leave without pay, as of Sept. 20. :{However, it has been announced that he will be able to return to the campus next fall.

Under the conditions of his return, Guth will be required to work for the journalism school outside of campus as much as possible and will be prohibited to partake in any classroom duties for the rest of the year.

Gun rights supporters were enraged with the fact that Guth was not terminated from his job. State lawmakers were threatened the university financially if Guth wasn’t permanently let go. Contrastingly, there were other criticisms of Guth’s punishment. There was implication that his freedom of speech should have been better protected, despite the fact that government officials were the ones opposing this issue.

State Sen. Greg Smith of Overland Park made it clear that he did not agree with the universities’ ruling to place Guth on leave with pay.

“All they’re doing is stalling, hoping that it will die down and everybody will forget about it,” Smith said in an Oct. 24 Kansas City Star article. “He was way out of line, way outside anything that’s covered by tenure, due process or anything else. As far as I’m concerned, it was hate speech.”

The topic of gun control has always been a volatile issue. There are citizens who believe that everyone is entitled to the right to protect themselves, as well as their household.

“Taking guns away from citizens wont stop crimes from happening,” Sarah Rahjes, freshman in agricultural economics, said. “There are countless crimes committed without guns and taking them away from the innocent only disables them from protecting themselves.”

An opposing belief that there should be more rules and regulations when it comes to being able to purchase a firearm.

“Gun control has to be a healthy balance between regulatory legislation and personal responsibility,” Chris Cook, senior in finance, said. “The right to bear arms is explicitly stated in the constitution, however, there should be a set standards that individuals should meet before being allowed to own firearms.”

Another topic up for discussion regarding Guth’s incident is the issue of freedom of speech, which is protected by the First Amendment. American citizens are able to voice their opinions, given that it does no trespass upon the rights of others.

“I think that it’s important for Americans to have the ability to express their opinions, without there being any repercussions,” Maria Blando, junior in family studies and human services, said. “If people were fearful that they would be punished for speaking their mind, then they wouldn’t do it.”

https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10915

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UCSC students say historical mission bell 'represents genocide'

Celine Ryan

California Senior Campus Correspondent

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on May 17, 2018 at 11:29 AM EDT

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Students are petitioning the University of California, Santa Cruz to remove a historical "mission bell" on campus marking the path of the El Camino Real trail connecting the 21 California missions.

The petition contends that the marker is a “painful and oppressive symbol for...indigenous peoples of California," demanding that it be replaced with a "public educational marker" recognizing the local Uypi tribe.

The UCSC mission bell.

Students at the University of California, Santa Cruz are calling for the removal of a traditional California “mission bell” from campus because it “represents genocide.”

California mission bells mark the path of the historic El Camino Real, the 700 mile trail that connected the 21 California missions. The bells are a common way of recognizing state history, and have marked the route of the El Camino Real since 1906, with hundreds of them currently dotting the landscape.

"The mission bell outside of Hahn Student Services represents the genocide of the indigenous Uypi tribe on the land that UCSC is now on." Tweet This

The state of California has its own “Mission Bell Project,” with state-funded bells running the length of the original path, often in conjunction with major California highways. The bells erected by the state are replicas, crafted from the same molds of the original historical markers, which had to be removed over the years due to damage, vandalism, and theft.

[RELATED: Jefferson statue vandalized at Hofstra University]

The historic city of Santa Cruz is named after Mission Santa Cruz, and as a result, the UC Santa Cruz campus is home to one simple mission bell marking the path of the El Camino Real, which happens to run through campus.

In conjunction with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, which represents the local Uypi tribe, students are now requesting that the school remove the bell.

While the petition acknowledges that the bell is “intended to symbolize and honor the history associated with the California Missions and El Camino Real,” it insists that the marker is a “painful and oppressive symbol for the Amah Mutsun and other indigenous peoples of California,” and therefore “does not represent the values embraced by the campus community.”

“El Camino Real and the California Missions were responsible for the destruction and domination of the Uypi Tribe including their humanity, culture, environment, and spirituality,” the petition states, asserting that “the mission bell is a painful and oppressive symbol for the Amah Mutsun and other indigenous peoples of California.”

[RELATED: ‘Crusaders’ mascot succumbs to ‘Islamophobia’ concerns]

“The mission bell outside of Hahn Student Services represents the genocide of the indigenous Uypi tribe on the land that UCSC is now on,” one student posted to a private Facebook group for UCSC students. “We must remove the bell and replace it with a statue or figure that represents those who rightfully own this land, to give them representation.”

Students are demanding that the bell “be recycled for peaceful purposes, so it may not be further displayed as a symbol of dominance,” and that it be replaced by a “public educational marker” located in “a prominent location on campus grounds that recognizes the Uypi people on whose lands the campus was built, as well as their culture, spirituality, and history.”

Only students with valid UCSC login credentials are able to sign the petition, and petition organizers have not provided Campus Reform with an estimate of the current number of signatories.

"They’re wasting the UCSC student body’s and administration’s time over a non-issue that misrepresents an important part of California’s history for the sole purpose of feeling morally superior, cause who wants to be the person on the side of ‘genocide and slavery?’” College Republicans President Brandon Lang told Campus Reform. "The bells were intended to act as road markers for the historic El Camino Real, the fist road to span California, not as 'symbols of genocide.'"

"The people who want this and others like them know they can’t get anything of substance done, so they focus on 'symbolic' things such as the removal of statues from the public space or changing of names, actions that are quick and easy but don’t cause any real positive change in society for the people they want to help," Lang added.

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vitriolic ultra-left Virginia Tech professor wrote an article that was so bizarre – even by progressive standards – that the conservative political blog Powerline chose it for the "Green Weenie of the Week."

Virginia Tech professor Cara Daggett wrote that "petro-masculinity" involves men's desire to burn fossil fuels, which explains the concept of misogyny.

She also believes that fossil fuels contribute to a warped sense of "masculine identity."

Cultural analyst Janice Crouse – the author of Children at Risk – pointed out that the article is more humorous than scientific.

"I think anybody with half a brain does laugh when they read this article on 'petro-masculinity,'” Crouse contended. “The title itself is laughable, and the article – I think – gets even funnier as you read along, because it's just so absurd."

Daggett also manages to blame so-called “global warming” for "petro-masculinity."

On a more serious note, Crouse argues that universities employing people such as Daggett is a huge waste of taxpayer money.

"What are we thinking – that we allow people like this to earn salaries at our state universities to pollute the minds of our young people?" the conservative analyst asked.

*Campus Reform* explained further in its report on the topic that Daggett claimed that burning fossil fuels amounts to "a reassertion of white masculine power on an unruly planet."

https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=11098

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Toni Airaksinen

New Jersey Senior Campus Correspondent

@Toni_Airaksinen

on Jul 06, 2018 at 3:45 PM EDT

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Professor Cara Daggett, who teaches classes on politics and global security at Virginia Tech, is warning that fossil fuels are contributing to a warped sense of “masculine identity” and “authoritarianism” among men.

Writing in response to the 2016 election, Daggett coins the term “petro-masculinity” to describe what she sees as a convergence of “climate change, a threatened fossil fuel system, and an increasingly fragile Western hypermasculinity.”

A feminist professor at Virginia Tech University is warning that fossil fuels are contributing to a warped sense of “masculine identity” and “authoritarianism” among men.

Cara Daggett, who teaches classes on politics and global security at Virginia Tech, penned her criticism of petro-masculinity in an essay “Petro-masculinity: Fossil Fuels and Authoritarian Desire” for the most recent issue of Millennium: Journal of International Studies.

"[Like] other masculinities, petro-masculinity should be understood as manifesting in multiple, and locally specific, ways." Tweet This

[RELATED: UCLA fining itself for air travel to fight global warming]

“Petro-masculinity, like fossil fuel systems, arguably has global dimensions,” Daggett asserts. “However, like other masculinities, petro-masculinity should be understood as manifesting in multiple, and locally specific, ways.”

“Petro-masculinity approaches masculinity as a socially constructed identity that emerges ‘within a gender order that defines masculinity in opposition to femininity, and in so doing, sustains a power relation between men and women as groups,’” she adds, quoting other academic literature on the topic.

Unlike the “hegemonic masculinity” of the past—which is a general term to describe masculinity under patriarchy—Daggett claims that petro-masculinity is a recent phenomenon, specifically triggered by global warming.

Petro-masculinity, she claims, ultimately aims “to defend the endangered status quo, entrenching the petrocultures that have historically propped up Anglo-European fossil-burning men.”

“In this context, burning fossil fuels can come to function as a knowingly violent experience, a reassertion of white masculine power on an unruly planet that is perceived to be increasingly in need of violent, authoritarian order,” Daggett argues.

[RELATED: CU-Boulder teaches students about 'eco-social justice']

According to the professor, men’s desire to burn fossil fuels can also explain the concept of misogyny.

“Fossil-fuelled life has always been violent,” she says, later adding that “fossil violence” should “also be appreciated as a misogynist tactic, if we follow Kate Manne to think of misogyny not as an individual belief—the hatred of women—but instead as a set of practices.”

Prior to her essay on petro-masculinity, Daggett’s most notable publication was a 2015 article titled, “Drone Disorientations: How ‘Unmanned’ Weapons Queer the Experience of Killing in War.”

The academic declined an interview with Campus Reform.

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-Filmed and produced numerous videos which have garnered millions of views online

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The Leadership Institute

May 2016 – Present (2 years 2 months)Arlington, VA

-Trained thousands of students and activists around the country in effective techniques for spreading the conservative message

-Regularly trained activists on the following topics:

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-How to produce viral content

-Effective recruitment techniques

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YouTube

September 2013 – Present (4 years 10 months)Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Created and starred in a series of YouTube videos which amassed over 100 million views across multiple online platforms

-Videos appeared on The Ellen Show, Good Morning America, The O'Reilly Factor, The Today Show, ABC Nightline, and other national and local broadcasts.

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Marco Rubio for President

July 2015 – March 2016 (9 months)Washington D.C. Metro Area

Created and published content for:

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Created and published "The Daily Kickoff" newsletter which was distributed each day to over 10,000 people

Coordinated with Communications & Research departments to ensure digital content is on message

Collaborated with graphic designers to promote specific content on a variety of social media channels

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Correspondent

Campus Reform

February 2015 – June 2015 (5 months)

-Appeared on a variety of TV Networks including Fox News, NewsMax, and One America.

-Created and starred in videos which amassed over 3 million views online and appeared on Fox News, Rush Limbaugh, The Blaze, IJ Review, and more.

-Published articles detailing liberal bias and abuse on America's College Campuses.

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Republican Governors Association

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-Drafted briefing memos for Governors and the RGA Executive Director

-Conducted research on opposing candidates

-Analyzed incoming polls and determined their legitimacy. Summarized said polls and distributed them to Governors and staff members.

-Administrative duties

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Office of Congressman Bob Goodlatte

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Public university bans Jewish group from campus over fliers

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UC Santa Cruz caves to admin building occupiers' demands

https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=9151

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Protesters: Free speech protects 'racist violence and bigotry'

https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10042

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Student rep urges censure of colleague for disrupting CR meeting

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Jennifer Kabbany, editor of The College Fix, told NPR that the site's purpose is to train future journalists, not to foment hate. "The College Fix has publicly denounced any vile emails that a professor might get," she said. "I'm sorry if professors received that kind of backlash." In reference to Ponce, of Diablo Valley College, she added, "It appeared the lecture was not balanced and didn't do academic inquiry and debate justice."

The College Fix is run by the Student Free Press Association. The association has had Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' son listed on its board of directors and is funded by an anonymous conservative donor fund.

Campus Reform is a project the Leadership Institute, a conservative think tank. Professor Watchlist, which lists more than 250 professors who advance what it calls a "radical" left-wing agenda, is maintained by Turning Point USA, an on-campus group that has been labeled "alt-right."

Campus Reform and Professor Watchlist did not respond to requests for comment.

The Red Elephants is a pro-Trump "alt-right media collective" founded in November 2016. Founder Vincent James Foxx has reportedly denied the Holocaust and been accused of urging violence at rallies. The site posted an edited video of Ponce's talk on YouTube with commentary calling it "Marxist, Communist, disgusting rhetoric that they spew in these classrooms to indoctrinate these children." It used the video to kick off an initiative called "Film Your Marxist Professor."

The administrator of the "Film Your Marxist Professor" Facebook page, who gave his name as Aaron Burr, told NPR via Facebook message: "We receive around 10 submissions per day. Our goal is to stop the anti-white and anti-American rhetoric that is being spewed on college campuses all across the country."

From these specialized sites, content travels to alt-right media sources like Breitbart and Infowars and neo-Nazi sites like Stormfront, and then, sometimes, to Fox News and the New York Post, CNN and other outlets.

Meanwhile, harassment is coordinated out in the open on anonymous, uncensored forums like 4chan, 8chan and Reddit, where self-identified "trolls" uncover and post people's personal information, known as doxing, and try out strategies of attack. Cuevas at the University of North Georgia obtained screenshots of the 4chan forum on which people were fabricating social media posts in an attempt to paint him as anti-Semitic and racist or, alternatively, as pushing anti-Trump views onto his students.

"Their stated goal was to get me fired," he says, but he fears that is not the worst of it: "Georgia had just passed the campus carry law [for firearms], and what worried me was a lone nut case."

Flyers for Ponce's talk about white supremacy in the United States sit next to a flyer for Identity Evropa, a white supremacist group.

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Ponce says he sees a fresh wave of abusive calls and letters every time a new media story hits. He has gotten letters in the mail, emails and Facebook messages, and his colleagues and administrators have gotten calls and emails.He has found his personal information on a Hungarian right-wing websiteand gotten calls from South America. He, like other professors, has called the police, but the messages keep coming.

Most troubling, he says, are "the real threats against my family" and "pictures on the Web of my 9-year-old daughter."

He and his wife are trying not to park their cars in the same places every day, peek out into the street at night and warn their daughter not to touch the mail....

... Interaction between Project Veritas operative Allison Maass and Ryan Clayton of Americans Take Action was posted online Tuesday. In it, Clayton confirms with Maass that her goal is indeed to incite a riot at the inauguration.

“What you’re asking for, let’s bullet point it,” Clayton says, referring to the donor Maass claims to be representing. “He says, I’ll give you $100,000 to shut down a bridge, incite a riot and make sure we hack the media narrative on the inauguration.”

Maass says he has it right. “You said you could do stuff like that. He says he likes it. Would you actually do it?”

Earlier:

WASHINGTON ? A left-wing political group released a new video Monday of a counter-sting that has uncovered evidence of right-wing activists trying to sow chaos at Donald Trump’s inaugural ceremony, an effort to portray critics of Trump who march against him as violent fringe figures.

The counter-sting, carried out by The Undercurrent and Americans Take Action, a project of a previous target of provocateur James O’Keefe, managed to surreptitiously record elements of O’Keefe’s network offering huge sums of money to progressive activists if they would disrupt the ceremony and “put a stop to the inauguration” and the related proceedings to such a degree that donors to the clandestine effort would “turn on a TV and maybe not even see Trump.” To have riots blot out coverage of Trump, the donor offered “unlimited resources,” including to shut down bridges into D.C.

The Undercurrent, led by executive producer Lauren Windsor, is sponsored by American Family Voices, which was among a constellation of groups infiltrated by O’Keefe’s Project Veritas during the presidential campaign, an effort to link Democrats with voter fraud.

Windsor told HuffPost that for now, the group is only releasing an edited version of the video. One of the conservative operatives recorded on it by The Undercurrent was Allison Maass, who previously was caught attempting to infiltrate the Senate campaign of Russ Feingold in Wisconsin, as well as the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton. Maass was also a lead infiltrator during the voter fraud campaign.

Windsor, in investigating Project Veritas, discovered the name of a front group, Breakthrough Dev Group, that O’Keefe was using to set up stings. Somebody from BDG contacted an allied group, which reached out to activist Ryan Clayton. Windsor arranged to have the meeting secretly recorded. (It’s likely Maass was recording as well. It is plausible that O’Keefe’s plan was not to disrupt to the inaugural, but instead to catch lefties offering to do so.)

“It was my pleasure to work with the highly skilled operatives who pulled off this reverse sting of political conman James O’Keefe and his Project Veritas cohorts,” Clayton told HuffPost.

When attempting to infiltrate the Feingold campaign, Maass gave her name as Allison Moss, but listed a phone number that was publicly traceable to her Yonkers home and her real name of Allison Maass. Maass did not return a voicemail left Monday by HuffPost. Maass also left an email with the Feingold campaign, which HuffPost reached out to for comment. O’Keefe, rather than Maass, responded with a phone call, but said he wasn’t able to immediately comment without more information.

Trump’s charitable foundation has contributed to O’Keefe’s Project Veritas, and Trump invited O’Keefe to a presidential debate.

Below, The YoungTurks discuss the sting:

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/another-okeefe-like-infiltrator-unmasked-mid-sting_us_57b4d490e4b034dc73257c61?2akvr4cxklc8fr

Right-Wing Activist Tried To Infiltrate A Democratic Campaign. It Didn’t Go Well.

Whoops.

By Ryan Grim and Amanda Terkel

You just can’t find good undercover help these days.

Staff for Senate candidate Russ Feingold, a Wisconsin Democrat, busted a right-wing activist who attempted to infiltrate the campaign as a volunteer Wednesday, they said.

The unmasking comes after conservative provocateur James O’Keefe, who specializes in these types of stings, blew his own cover in an attempt to run a sting against George Soros ? by forgetting to hang up the phone after leaving a voicemail. (That’ll get ya every time.)

The Feingold sting apparently fell apart thanks to profiling on the part of the campaign. The would-be infiltrator was blonde and drove a big white pickup truck, which staff said was part of the tipoff.

The woman, who identified herself as Allison Moss, told Feingold staffers that she had been active in College Democrats at the University of Minnesota and wanted to get involved in the campaign. She also signed a nondisclosure agreement with the campaign under the same name.

But after a Feingold staffer began pressing Moss on some of her past work, her backstory started unraveling. The staffer said someone on the campaign had gone to the University of Minnesota and remembered Moss as a member of the College Republicans. Moss denied being involved. They also asked her whether she worked for the right-wing group Campus Reform and whether she gave a false name on her nondisclosure agreement.

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The alleged would-be infiltrator.

Moss initially denied charges of infiltration but eventually refused to answer questions altogether. In audio reviewed by The Huffington Post, she was nervous and evasive, giving answers that certainly aren’t typical of the usual enthusiastic political volunteer:

FEINGOLD CAMPAIGN: Can you tell us if you’re working for anyone in particular?

MOSS: I’m not really going to answer any questions.

FEINGOLD CAMPAIGN: Or whether you’re recording us?

MOSS: Not really going to answer any questions.

Moss appears to be Allison Maass, a correspondent for Campus Reform. Her author page says she “exposes liberal bias and abuse in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.” The group is a project of the Leadership Institute, an organization committed to building up conservative activists that spawned James O’Keefe.

Neither Maass nor the Leadership Institute immediately returned requests for comment. An Allison Maass is registered to vote as a Republican in Westchester County, New York. The number she provided on her Feingold form has a Yonkers area code.

Maass was also involved in an undercover sting attempt last year against Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign in Iowa, according to Time:

A Clinton campaign official alleges that the women engaged in several efforts to entrap supporters. In one scheme, described by Clinton staff, a woman attempted to pass a cash donation to Clinton volunteers and interns. In another, a woman approached the campaign on Aug. 19 and said both her parents had donated to Clinton the legal maximum of $2700 each and wanted to funnel an additional donation through their daughter, a violation of federal law. On Aug. 13, a woman claiming to be Canadian approached another Clinton fellow to ask how to falsify an address for a campaign donation.

In another instance, a woman volunteering with the Clinton campaign on voter registration efforts in Iowa City returned to the campaign’s office in Des Moines and asked whether it was okay that she refuse to register people who don’t support Clinton, the campaign official said. The Clinton campaign maintains that its policy is to register all voters, regardless of their preference in candidates.

The women presented themselves as Allison Holmes, Jess Koski, and Jess Jones, according to the Clinton campaign, which collected names, email addresses, and phone numbers for the women. All gave the same phone number, which is listed on the website for the University of Minnesota-based Students for a Conservative Voice. Messages left at the number by TIME requesting comment were not returned. The women did not identify themselves as part of O’Keefe’s group, the campaign said.

Students for a Conservative Voice, a student group linked to Campus Reform, told the Star Tribune at the time that the number the women provided was the number for Moss, who had graduated and was no longer affiliated with the group.

UPDATE: Aug. 18 ? Campus Reform told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that Maass hasn’t been affiliated with the group since she graduated from college in the spring of 2015. The campaign of Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), whom Feingold is challenging, also said it had no affiliation with Maass.

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woman whose effort to trick the Washington Post into believing she had been sexually abused by Republican Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore schemed for months in an elaborate effort to discredit the newspaper and other mainstream media outlets, according to a Post report published Wednesday.

The new report details how Jaime Phillips attempted to befriend journalists from the Post, The New York Times, Bloomberg and McClatchy News, among other news outlets, by attending media parties and networking events. The infiltration effort dates back to at least July, the Post reported.

Washington Post

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Failed effort by conservative activists to plant a false story in The Washington Post was part of a months-long campaign to infiltrate The Post and other media outlets in Washington and New York http://wapo.st/2Ag6Ue8

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Woman’s effort to infiltrate The Washington Post dates back months

Jaime Phillips’s sustained attempt to insinuate herself into reporters’ social circles makes clear that the efforts to discredit The Post went much further than trying to plant one fabricated article.

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Phillips, 41, is believed to be coordinating with Project Veritas, an organization known for using illegal tactics to target the media and left-leaning groups. She was outed on Monday for trying to push a fake story about Moore, the Alabama Republican Senate candidate accused of sexual misconduct.

Phillips told the Post that she’d had an abortion after conceiving a child with Moore when she was 15. Inconsistencies in her tale, however, prompted skepticism among reporters, who had unearthed a GoFundMe page under her name announcing a new job working “in the conservative media movement to combat the lies and deceipt [sic] of the liberal MSM,” or mainstream media.

On Monday morning, Phillips was spotted walking into the New York offices of Project Veritas.

The controversial organization and its founder, James O’Keefe, have been caught out in the past for other sting efforts, such as an attempt to incite a left-wing riot at Trump’s inauguration. The group’s efforts to discredit CNN have also fallen flat.

In 2010, O’Keefe was arrested and later charged with a misdemeanor for using a fake identity to enter a federal building. He had been trying to break into the office of then-Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) office when he was caught by federal authorities.

Several journalists in Washington and New York told the Post that Phillips attended “at least seven social gatherings in recent months,” including a going-away party for two Post staffers. Phillips secretly recorded some of her interactions at these events — several of which have since been shared online by Project Veritas.

Journalists reacted to the Post’s latest report by calling the tactics “disgusting” and “vile.” The news has also raised concerns within other media outlets about how covert operatives from organizations like Project Veritas could be infiltrating their own networks.

McClatchy data reporter Ben Wieder, who met Phillips at a media happy hour meetup in Washington in September, told the Post he attended such events often and was ”[worried] that this sort of thing will create a little bit of a chilling effect, that people might be worried and more cautious if they are at a happy hour.”

On Wednesday night, Wieder retweeted this warning from Post reporter Beth Reinhard, who co-authored the exposé on Phillips:

Beth Reinhard

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Fellow ink-stained wretches beware: that young journalist or student chatting you up at the bar could be a undercover anti-media guerilla. http://wapo.st/2AgI4uM?tid=ss_tw&utm_term=.e4854b271100 …

7:17 PM - Nov 29, 2017

Woman’s effort to infiltrate The Washington Post dates back months

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Emily Goodell, a staff writer for the Student Press Law Center, was at the same happy hour meetup as Wieder and Phillips.

In a blog post published Wednesday, she described meeting Phillips who’d introduced herself under the false name Jaime Taylor and had quizzed Goodell, then an intern at the SPLC, “about being a reporter, about politics, about what I thought about the news.”

“I didn’t think about our interaction again until I read The Post article Tuesday morning,” Goodell wrote. “I’ve been racking my brain since. Nothing came out of my interaction with her, but now my mind is inundated with all the things that could have happened.”

Goodell went on to warn “all reporters, not just those who are in the early years of their career like me ... [to] learn from my experience.”

“I got lucky this time, but it was a wake–up call for me. Sometimes I forget the lengths to which people will go to discredit news organizations,” she wrote.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/08/28/a-dartmouth-antifa-expert-was-disavowed-by-his-college-president-for-supporting-violent-protest-angering-many-faculty/

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A Dartmouth antifa expert was disavowed by his college president for ‘supporting violent protest,’ angering many faculty

By Derek Hawkins August 29

Mark Bray, who teaches at Dartmouth. (Screen grab via C-SPAN)

Dartmouth College lecturer Mark Bray has gone from a relatively unknown academic to a sought-after news commentator in the short time since white supremacists clashed with counterprotesters at the deadly “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville.

Bray is the author of a new book on antifa, the far-left activist movement whose members advocate using any means necessary, including violence, to combat white supremacy. In the span of just a couple of weeks, dozens of national news outlets have turned to him to help explain the movement as debate has raged over how the country should deal with a rising tide of violent racism.

[Black-clad antifa members attack peaceful right-wing demonstrators in Berkeley]

Many of Bray’s colleagues have celebrated his foray into the national spotlight, where his scholarly work in political radicalism has landed him prime-time interviews on NBC and NPR.

But Dartmouth officials are unsettled. Bray has made no secret about his belief that violence is, in some circumstances, justified. In turn, the university has sought to distance itself from him.

During an appearance on “Meet the Press” last week, Bray argued that “when pushed, self-defense is a legitimate response to white supremacist and neo-Nazi violence.”

“We’ve tried ignoring neo-Nazis in the past. We’ve seen how that turned out in the ’20s and ’30s,” Bray told host Chuck Todd. “A lot of people are under attack, and sometimes they need to be able to defend themselves. It’s a privileged position to say you never have to defend yourself from these kinds of monsters.”

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Black bloc tactics are used by "antifascist action" or "antifa" protesters. Here's what that means. (Gillian Brockell/The Washington Post)

The conservative site Campus Reform, which purports to expose political correctness and “liberal bias,” seized on the interview, saying Bray had “endorsed antifa’s violent protest tactics.” The Daily Caller and Breitbart News ran similar articles soon after.

In response, Dartmouth President Philip J. Hanlon repudiated Bray in a statement, saying he was “supporting violent protest.”

“As an institution, we condemn anything but civil discourse in the exchange of ideas,” Hanlon said. “The endorsement of violence in any form is contrary to Dartmouth values.”

Now, Bray’s colleagues are coming to his defense. More than 100 faculty members at Dartmouth have signed a letter calling on the president to retract the statement, as the Chronicle of Higher Education reported Monday. They said Dartmouth officials issued the statement without consulting Bray first and allowed his critics in the media to distort his remarks. Bray subsequently received death threats, they said.

“Professor Bray was exposed to violent threats, without so much as a basic effort even to warn him that the College intended to endorse the mischaracterization of his position and the implied attack on his scholarly standing by making clear he had no institutional support,” the letter read.

Bray’s biography page says he is a historian of human rights, terrorism and political radicalism in Modern Europe. He received his PhD from Rutgers University last year and is currently a visiting scholar at the Gender Research Institute at Dartmouth. His new book, “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” traces the history of antifa to the 1920s and offers a road map for putting the movement’s principles into practice.

In their letter, Bray’s colleagues said that Dartmouth officials effectively threw him under the bus when they responded to Campus Reform’s piece. They argued that Bray had not called for violent protest but noted that normal channels such as public debate and electoral politics had not thwarted fascism historically. Nothing in his remarks violated Dartmouth’s free speech and academic freedom policies, they said.

“By submitting the statement to such a site,” the letter read, “the College has placed Professor Bray and his family in Hanover in real danger, as well as undermining his professional reputation.”

It continued: “We have watched with gratitude as our junior colleague Mark Bray, on the strength of his historical scholarship, has become the national expert on a subject that is suddenly, terribly urgent: the twentieth-century history of fascism and anti-fascism, in Europe and, more recently, the United States.”

“This is, of course, the kind of public recognition of Dartmouth scholarship that is celebrated in most situations,” the Dartmouth faculty members wrote. “Instead, in this case, Professor Bray has been disavowed by Dartmouth at the request of a right-wing organization, Campus Reform.”

The letter called on Dartmouth officials to retract the statement, publicly apologize to Bray and reconsider how they will react when a similar situation arises again.

A representative from Dartmouth didn’t immediately respond to a message seeking comment Monday night.

Bray told the Chronicle of Higher Education that he had indeed received death threats via email and on Twitter, and said he had not been contacted by Dartmouth’s president.

The letter showed, he said, “that there are a lot of faculty who support my academic freedom and are upset with the president issuing his statement, without, at the very least, checking in with me and my department to clarify my comments.”

Antifa’s numbers are almost impossible to determine because the movement is decentralized and leaderless, but its activities have surged since President Trump’s inauguration, when activists clad head-to-toe in black destroyed property in Washington and other cities. The general philosophy of the movement is that some right-wing extremists are so dangerous that it is acceptable to use violence to stop them.

In recent months, antifa members have become a fixture at political demonstrations across the country, where they’ve battled white supremacists and other right-wing protesters in streets and public squares.

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Berkeley demonstrations turn violent

Left-wing counterprotesters clashed with right-wing protesters and Trump supporters on Aug. 27 in Berkeley, Calif. Violence erupted when a small group of masked antifa and anarchists attacked right-wing demonstrators. (The Washington Post)

On Sunday, antifa agitators wielding pepper spray and homemade shields stormed a small group of conservative demonstrators at an otherwise peaceful rally in Berkeley, Calif. Several people reported being attacked and 13 people were arrested, as The Washington Post reported.[ no reporter on gd?]

In February, 150 antifa members smashed windows and set fires on campus at the University of California in Berkeley in protest of a speech by right-wing media personality Milo Yiannopoulos. Earlier in the summer, antifa members violently clashed with demonstrators attending a pro-Trump “free speech” rally in Portland.

And in Charlottesville, they fought with white supremacists and neo-Nazis, and formed human barriers to protect counterprotesters. As Slate reported, some clergy members at the rally said antifa members saved their lives from men waving swastika flags and giving Nazi salutes.

Anthony Gockowski is an Investigative Reporter for Campus Reform. He has previously worked for The Daily Caller, Intercollegiate Review, and The Catholic Spirit.

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As a watchdog to the nation's higher education system, Campus Reform exposes bias and abuse on the nation's college campuses.

Our team of professional journalists works alongside student activists and student journalists to report on the conduct and misconduct of university administrators, faculty, and students.

Campus Reform holds itself to rigorous journalism standards and strives to present each story with accuracy, objectivity, and public accountability.

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Princeton University professor accused President Trump of being a “racist, sexist megalomaniac” in a May 20 commencement speech at Hampshire College, a private liberal arts college in Amherst, Mass.

“The president of the United States, the most powerful politician in the world, is a racist, sexist megalomaniac,” said Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, who is an assistant professor in African American studies, according to a report by Campus Reform reporter Anthony Gockowski.

“It’s not a benign observation, but has meant tragic consequences for many people in our country -- from terror-inducing raids in the communities of undocumented immigrants to his disparaging of refugees in search of freedom and respite,” said Taylor, who is the author of “From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation.”

During the speech, according to The Blaze, Taylor, who is on sabbatical for the 2016/2017 academic year, suggested that the federal court decisions striking down Trump’s executive orders temporarily restricting immigration from several Muslim-majority nations were the result of political activism, not the application of the law.

“When Trump’s first illegal Muslim travel ban was attempted, thousands of ordinary people flooded the airports around this country,” she said. “And because of those protests, and the defiance they represented, that ban was stopped -- not once, but twice. It is not enough just to be outraged. Injustice has to actually be defied.”

Taylor also said Trump “empowered an attorney general who embraces and promulgates policies that have already proven to have had a devastating impact on black families and communities.”

Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced May 12 that he has told prosecutors to pursue the most serious charges possible against criminal suspects -- a reversal of Obama-era policies, and a move that infuriated civil rights groups.

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Campus Reform is an American conservative-leaning news website focused on higher education. It is operated by Leadership Institute and its reporters are students.

In September 2015 Campus Reform said its website had received 9.3 million page views in the past year.^[1]

The news site is known for conservative journalism, where it reports on what it claims are incidents of liberal bias and restrictions on free speech on American college campuses.^[1]

The online publication maintains running list of "victories" — ranging from college policy changes to firings — on a dry-erase board at the website's Arlington, Virginia, headquarters inside the Leadership Institute.^[1]

Notable stories

In September 2015, Campus Reform was first to report that David W. Guth, a University of Kansas associate professor of journalism had tweeted: "The blood is on the hands of the #NRA. Next time let it be YOUR sons and daughters" in reaction to the Washington Navy Yard shooting days before. The university was deluged by complaints and the university put Guth on temporary leave with pay.^[2]

In 2015, former Campus Reform editor-in-chief Caleb Bonham reported on a student government vote to remove all flags from a campus inclusive space at the University of California, Irvine.^[3] The student government bill accused all flags of being “symbols of patriotism or weapons for nationalism.”^[4] The flag ban story received significant coverage on The Drudge Report^[5] and LA Times.^[6]

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Campus Reform is an American conservative news website focused on higher education. It is operated by the Leadership Institute. It uses students as reporters.

In September 2015, Campus Reform said its website had received 9.3 million page views in the past year.^[1]

The news site is known for conservative journalism, where it reports what it considers incidents of liberal bias and restrictions on free speech on American college campuses.^[1]

When the site was profiled by the The Chronicle of Higher Education in 2016, Sterling Beard was indicated as editor in chief.^[1] In February 2018, Lawrence B. Jones became editor-in-chief,^[2][failed ^{verification]} and, as of January 2020, Cabot Phillips is editor-in-chief.^[2]

Notable stories

In May 2012, Campus Reform called on conservative students to protest liberal speakers on campus such as Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.^[3]

In September 2015, Campus Reform was first to report that David W. Guth, a University of Kansas associate professor of journalism, had tweeted: "The blood is on the hands of the #NRA. Next time let it be YOUR sons and daughters", in reaction to the Washington Navy Yard shooting days before. The university was deluged by complaints, and the university put Guth on temporary leave with pay.^[4]

In June 2017, a Campus Reform story headlined "Prof: ‘white marble’ in artwork contributes to white supremacy" reported on comments by University of Iowa classics professor Sarah Bond writing an article about white marble statues that read in part: "really sick of alt-right groups appropriating classical antiquities for nefarious reasons."^[5] Other conservative outlets such as Heat Street and National Review began citing that Campus Reform story, and Bond began receiving death threats within days.^[5]

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Schmidt, Peter (8 September 2015). "Higher Education's Internet Outrage Machine". The Chronicle of Higher Education. Retrieved 13 May 2016. Most important, in its view, it had scored 15 "victories" — a term it applies to any situation in which a college changes a policy, fires someone, or otherwise responds to concerns raised by the reporting on its site.
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^ CAPLAN, LINCOLN (19 May 2012). "Sunday Review: Week Ahead". The New York Times. Retrieved 7 March 2017.
^ McMurtrie, Beth (8 September 2015). "What to Do When the Outrage Is Aimed at Your Campus". The Chronicle of Higher Education. Retrieved 15 May 2016. The university issued a statement, and the story was posted the next day. "Journalism professor says he hopes for murder of NRA members’ children," the headline read. Once the National Rifle Association picked up the story, everything else at the university seemed to stop.
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Sterling Beard, editor in chief.^[1]

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cabot Phillips (born November 29, 1993) is a conservative political activist and American television personality. He is Editor-in-Chief^[1] of the conservative publication CampusReform.org and serves as the Director of Campus Outreach^[2] for The Leadership Institute, a conservative grassroots organization^[3] in Arlington, Virginia. In 2016, he was named to Red Alert Politics "30 Under 30" list,^[4] which recognizes the nation's most influential young conservatives.

Early life and education

Phillips is from Leesburg, Virginia.^[5] He is the son of Tim Phillips, president of the political advocacy group Americans for Prosperity^[6]. He graduated from Liberty University in 2015, where he was a recipient of The Dean's Award and host of a primetime FM radio show on 90.9 WQLU.^[7]

Career

Formerly, he served as Digital Grassroots Director on Senator Marco Rubio's 2016 Presidential campaign.^[8]

Phillips is a regular guest on Fox News,^[9] The Blaze, and Newsmax TV,^[10] providing political commentary from a millennial point of view. Throughout the 2016 Presidential campaign, his conservative "man on the street" videos garnered millions of views^[11] and appeared on The Drudge Report, The Rush Limbaugh Show, The O'Reilly Factor,^[12] Hannity, and more.

Phillips is a YouTube partner,^[13] creating and starring in a series of videos which have been viewed over 100 million times on a variety of online platforms. In April 2016, his video "Brothers Convince Little Sister of Zombie Apocalypse"^[14] went viral, landing him and his siblings an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.^[15] The video was viewed over 80 million times online and was named to YouTube's official list of the Top 10 most popular viral videos of the year.^[16]

References

^ Phillips, Cabot. "Writer Biographies". Campus Reform. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Phillips, Cabot. "LI Staff Directory". Leadership Institute Staff Directory. The Leadership Institute. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ "Home Page". The Leadership Institute. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Phillips, Cabot. "30 Under 30 Winners". Red Alert Politics. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Loudoun Times Mirror. "UPDATE: Leesburg brothers pull ultimate viral 'zombie apocalypse' prank on their sister". Loudoun Times Mirror. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Tim Phillips. "Tweet: That time at CPAC national conference when I watched MY SON Cabot Phillips speak at a breakout. Proud Dad moment!". Twitter. Retrieved 15 March 2020.
^ Red Alert Politics. "30 Under 30 biographies". Red Alert Politics. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Election Tech. "Follow the strategists running presidential digital campaigns". Election Tech. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Phillips, Cabot.. YouTube.
^ Newsmax TV. $"America Talks Live\- Cabot Phillips discusses "sanctuary universities:{":(style="padding-right:0.2em"):}:"$ . YouTube. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Campus Reform.. YouTube. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Fox News.. YouTube. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Phillips, Cabot. "Channel Homepage". YouTube. Retrieved 14 May2017.
^ Phillips, Cabot.. YouTube. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ The Ellen Show.. YouTube. Retrieved 14 May 2017.
^ Time Magazine. "The 10 Most Popular Viral Videos of 2016". Time.com. Retrieved 14 May 2017.

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Caleb Bonham (born November 7, 1986) is an American businessman and television personality in Denver, Colorado.^[1] A frequent commentator on the Fox News Channel,^[2] Bonham regularly offers political and business commentary expressing his millennial views^[3] as they relate to educational^[4] and economic issues.^[5]

Bonham is currently the president of D/CO Consulting,^[6] a firm he co-founded in 2015,^[7][8] which advises Fortune 500 companies and political figures.^[9]

Early life and career

Caleb Bonham is from Fort Collins , Colorado.^[10] He graduated with a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in Business Administration from Colorado State University^[11]and began his career working at the Colorado State Capitol for Representative Brian DelGrosso.^[12]

Bonham previously served as the editor-in-chief of Campus Reform,^[13][14] a college-based conservative news website that reports on “leftist bias and abuse on the nation's college campuses.”^[15] In 2014, Red Alert Politics named Caleb to their list of the 30 most influential right-of-center leaders under the age of 30.^[16]

As a guest on numerous television and radio programs, Bonham has appeared on The Kelly File,^[17] Anderson Cooper 360,^[18] The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer,^[19]On The Record with Greta Van Susteren,^[20] National Public Radio,^[21] The Rush Limbaugh Show,^[22] Fox and Friends,^[23] and Hannity.^[24]

Personal life

Bonham has been public about his diagnosis of Tourette syndrome (TS) and the impact it has had on his career.^[25]

On May 12, 2015, Bonham was aboard Amtrak train 188,^[26][27] which derailed in Philadelphia resulting in the death of eight passengers. In an interview with CNN, Bonham told Anderson Cooper that he was "fortunate to be able to walk away from the Amtrak train derailment alive.”^[28]

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CampusReform.org's Editor-in-Chief Caleb Bonham joined Fox & Friends this morning to discuss flag banning at the University of California, Irvine.

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Earlier this week, the Associated Students of the University of California, Irvine (ASUCI) passes a legislation the decreed that flags from any nation should not be hung on the walls of the ASUCI lobby. The purpose of passing this legislation was to make sure that all students should feel welcomed in the ASUCI office regardless of their nationality. However, in January 2015, the American flag was hung in one of the ASUCI offices. This sparked a lot of tension within the student government and called unnecessary attention to the University of California, Irvine (UCI) campus through local media corporations....

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ORIGINS: On 5 March 2015, the student-run group Associated Students at the University of California, Irvine (ASUCI) announced the outcome of a 6-4 vote (with two abstentions) in favor of a resolution banning the display of flags from the lobby of student government offices:

Whereas flags are a symbol of a nation, are used as decorations and have a wide range of cultural significance.

Whereas flags are typically viewed as patriotic symbols of a single nation, are often associated with government and military due to their history and have a wide variety of interpretations.

Whereas the traditional patriotic interpretation of a flag is a result of a nation and/or persons who encourage a nationalistic understanding of the flag.

Whereas traditional understandings and ideologies, as encouraged by the national government, include liberty, democracy, constitution values and are up for interpretation on constituents.

Whereas flags not only serve as symbols of patriotism or weapons for nationalism, but also construct cultural mythologies and narratives that in turn charge nationalistic sentiments.

Whereas flags function specifically for a nation and

Whereas people are assimilated into national ideologies by deployment of this cultural artifact.

Whereas flags construct paradigms of conformity and sets homogenized standards for others to obtain which in this country typically are idolized as freedom, equality, and democracy.

Whereas symbolism is interpreted differently by different groups or persons based on individual unique experiences.

Whereas a common ideological understanding of the United states includes American exceptionalism and superiority.

Whereas the American flag is commonly flown in government public service locations, military related entities, at homes, in foreign lands where the US government has a presence.

Whereas the American flag has been flown in instances of colonialism and imperialism.

Whereas symbolism has negative and positive aspects that are interpreted differently by individuals.

Whereas displaying a flag does not express only selective aspects of its symbolism but the entire spectrum of its interpretation.

Whereas designing a culturally inclusive space is taken seriously by ASUCI

Whereas designing a culturally inclusive space aims to remove barriers that create undue effort and separation by planning and designing spaces that enable everyone to participate equally and confidently.

Whereas the removal of barriers is the best option at promoting an inclusive space.

Whereas it is a psychological effect for individuals to identify negative aspects of a space rather than positive ones.

Whereas whenever public spaces are produced and managed by narrow interests, they are bound to become exclusive places and

Whereas the planning process must be inclusive in such that designers are advised to forget about the ‘average’ user or themselves and instead begin the open space designing process with ‘deep knowledge’ of the preferences of the actual communities who are likely to use those spaces

Whereas designers should be careful about using cultural symbols as the symbols will inherently remain open for interpretation.

Whereas once an open space is created, it is important to employ continual evaluation in order to understand changing use patterns and needs over time.

Whereas a high-quality culturally inclusive spaces is essential in any society that embodies a dynamic and multifaceted culture

Whereas freedom of speech is a valued right that ASUCI supports.

Whereas freedom of speech, in a space that aims to be as inclusive as possible can be interpreted as hate speech.

Let it be resolved that ASUCI make every effort to make the Associated Students main lobby space as inclusive as possible.

Let it further be resolved that no flag, of any nation, may be hanged on the walls of the Associate Student main lobby space.

Let it be further be resolved that if a decorative item is in the Associate student lobby space and issues arise, the solution will be to remove the item if there is considerable request to do so.

ASUCI president Reza Zomorrodian confirmed the resolution in a post published to the student government group’s official Facebook page (in which he voiced opposition to the resolution):

Students,

ASUCI Legislative Council recently passed a piece of legislation regarding the display of the American flag and it’s [sic] prohibition of display in ASUCI common space. I stand firmly against this piece of legislation, though I understand the authors intent and supporters intent, I disagree with the solution Council has come to. I speak for myself about my feelings on this piece of legislation however as Chair of the Executive Cabinet we will be having a conversation about this piece of legislation and deciding what course of action the cabinet will take collectively. If you have any questions regarding the legislation and your elected offices stance please contact the respective executive or council member.

News of the controversial vote spread quickly on social media sites, where most who weighed in strongly opposed the decision due to its inclusion of the American flag. One of the six students who voted in favor of removing flags from the lobby spoke to local reporters and explained why he supported the resolution:

The resolution to ban the flag, authored by student Matthew Guevara, said that flags can serve as “weapons for nationalism” and that the American flag had been “flown in instances of colonialism and imperialism.”

Guevara, the council representative from the School of Social Ecology and the Advocacy Committee vice-chair, wrote further that the intent was to design “a culturally inclusive space,” remove barriers and “allow everyone to participate equally and confidently.”

The vote quickly garnered national attention, and many readers were left with the mistaken belief that the resolution applied only to the U.S. flag, while others did not realize the scope of the vote affected only the lobby of student government offices and not the entire UCI campus. (The text of the resolution specifically mentioned the American flag in a few places, but it stated as its operative condition that “no flag, of any nation, may be hanged on the walls of the Associate Student main lobby space.” However, it’s unclear whether flags from any nations other than the U.S. had been, or were likely to be, displayed in the ASUCI student lobby space, or whether the resolution’s only practical effect would have been to cause the removal of American flags.)

On 7 March 2015, the ASUCI’s executive board released a statement announcing that the vote to ban flags had been vetoed:

Executive Cabinet Veto of R50-70

We the Executive Cabinet of the Associated Students of the University of California, Irvine convened on March 7th, 2015 to officially veto ASUCI Legislative Council legislation R50-70, “Flags and decoration adjustment for inclusivity”. We engage in this action to veto under the constitutional authority granted to us under Article V, Section B, Sub-Section 2 of the ASUCI Constitution stating:

“Vetoing, as seen fit, any measures adopted by the Legislative Council, provided such an action be exercised only once per measure, and within six (6) days from the date of the measure being passed, after which time, the measure shall become legislation with or without the Executive Cabinet’s approval.”

We fundamentally disagree with the actions taken by ASUCI Legislative Council and their passage of R50-70 as counter to the ideals that allow us to operate as an autonomous student government organization with the freedoms of speech and expression associated with it. It is these very symbols that represent our constitutional rights that have allowed for our representative creation and our ability to openly debate all ranges of issues and pay tribute to how those liberties were attained.

As students in an academic institution we encourage all students on campus to participate in open debate about a wide array of issues and to actively engage in academic curiosity, which lies at the backbone of a preeminent academic research institution. It is this freedom to be able to navigate and explore topics on a wide range of issues that we see at risk if we begin to engage in a particular form of regulation of free speech and its expression through symbols in any space associated with our organization.

We as well want to reaffirm our commitment to diversity as a campus in all aspects and ideals associated with it. The concept of inclusion and diversity is a core pillar in the mission of University of California system and we wish to continue to work to have these important discussions of what our campus is doing to make this a priority.

Signed:

ASUCI Executive Cabinet

LAST UPDATED: 9 March 2015

Sources:

Zhou, Kelly. “U.S. Flag Back on Display at UC Irvine .”

Orange County Register. 7 March 2015.

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University of Pittsburgh students are demanding that school officials disarm all university police while banning “city cops” from campus entirely.

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Columbia University students recently voted against a proposal that would make all restrooms on a dorm-floor “gender inclusive.”

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Victoria Snitsar Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares University addresses 'depression' caused by 'toxic masculinity' Missouri State University has created a program to help men tackle “toxic masculinity,” citing rising levels of “depression." Sandor Farkas Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares No punishment for student blockade of conservative speaker The April protest, which ended with Claremont police officers rushing the speaker into an unmarked police vehicle to escape the student mob, ignited a firestorm of controversy across the country as well as on campus. Matthew Reade Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Prof offers course on how 'racism is endemic to American life' A Brown University professor is making her course on how “racism is endemic to American life” available to the public through an online module. Celine Ryan Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares John Jay students starts petition to fire pro-Antifa prof A John Jay College student has created a petition urging the school to fire the Antifa-supporting professor who made remarks about “dead cops.” Kassy Dillon Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares 'Inclusion Champions' can earn diversity certification at UCF The University of Central Florida now offers students a “Diversity and Inclusion Certification” as part of its “Inclusion Champion Program.” Kyle Perisic Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Poll: 19% of students endorse violence to 'prevent' speakers A new survey by The Brookings Institution finds that 19% of undergraduate students approve of using violence to shut down controversial speakers. Nikita Vladimirov Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares SDS prez waves Antifa flag at Victims of Communism Memorial Antifa-supporting Clemson students recently expressed their feelings by giving the finger to the Victims of Communism Memorial. Mitchell Gunter Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Religious groups challenge SPLC's 'silence' on anti-Semitism Two religious groups are calling out the SPLC for failing to condemn recent characterizations of Hillel as supportive of a “white supremacist state.” Sandor Farkas Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares UMD student fears Amazon HQ will bring 'heartless technocracy' A UMD student is urging his school to rescind its bid to host Amazon’s second headquarters, calling the company a “heartless technocracy.” Jacob Grandstaff Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Students demand Pitt disarm campus cops, endorse free tuition University of Pittsburgh students are demanding that school officials disarm all university police while banning “city cops” from campus entirely. Anthony Gockowski Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Weinstein resigns as Evergreen State settles lawsuit Evergreen State College reached a $500,000 settlement with Bret Weinstein, allowing the embattled professor to resign with somewhat less than the $3.8M he had sought. 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Wood Building 1101 North Highland Street Arlington, VA 22201 CampusReform.org is a project of the Leadership Institute. The Leadership Institute is a non-partisan educational organization approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a public foundation operating under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code. The Leadership Institute does not endorse, support, or oppose candidates or proposed legislation. The Institute has an open admissions policy; all programs are open to the public. Contributions to the Leadership Institute by individuals, corporations, and foundations are tax deductible ARTICLES VIDEO RESOURCES SEND A TIP ABOUT WRITERS DONATE Dem lawmakers call on WSU to shut down College Republicans State lawmakers are calling on Washington State University to shut down its College Republicans chapter for promoting "hateful beliefs." Sandor Farkas Today at 1:14 PM EDT 'Women of Color' learn leadership, whites study 'privilege' at UVM Clemson student ridicules 'simple minded' agriculture majors Academic conference to explore 'effeminophobia' among men Columbia Marxist club scoffs at 'scare stories' about Venezuela VIDEO: 'Beating up fascists is good,' students say Profs rally for colleague who bullied conservative student About 50 professors and students protested Monday for 40 minutes in support of a lecturer who bullied a conservative student over her political views. Kyle Perisic Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares 'Dreamers' sue Trump over DACA, allege 'bias against Mexicans' Six “Dreamers” have filed a lawsuit against President Trump for ending DACA, accusing him of "unconstitutional bias against Mexicans and Latinos." Nikita Vladimirov Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Prof accused of 'racism' for opposing 'excessive immigration' A UCLA research professor recently slammed the impact of “excessive immigration” on the labor market in a message to the campus community. Toni Airaksinen Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Rutgers students want to defund 'biased' newspaper "We got a lot of students who actually wanted to get refunds. A lot of students don't read [the Targum]." Toni Airaksinen Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Student exposes prof's 'astonishing' anti-Trump diatribes An exasperated student at Bridgewater State University decided Monday to expose her professor’s extensive rants against President Trump and his supporters. Victoria Snitsar Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares University addresses 'depression' caused by 'toxic masculinity' Missouri State University has created a program to help men tackle “toxic masculinity,” citing rising levels of “depression." Sandor Farkas Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares No punishment for student blockade of conservative speaker The April protest, which ended with Claremont police officers rushing the speaker into an unmarked police vehicle to escape the student mob, ignited a firestorm of controversy across the country as well as on campus. Matthew Reade Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Prof offers course on how 'racism is endemic to American life' A Brown University professor is making her course on how “racism is endemic to American life” available to the public through an online module. Celine Ryan Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares John Jay students starts petition to fire pro-Antifa prof A John Jay College student has created a petition urging the school to fire the Antifa-supporting professor who made remarks about “dead cops.” Kassy Dillon Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares 'Inclusion Champions' can earn diversity certification at UCF The University of Central Florida now offers students a “Diversity and Inclusion Certification” as part of its “Inclusion Champion Program.” Kyle Perisic Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Poll: 19% of students endorse violence to 'prevent' speakers A new survey by The Brookings Institution finds that 19% of undergraduate students approve of using violence to shut down controversial speakers. Nikita Vladimirov Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares SDS prez waves Antifa flag at Victims of Communism Memorial Antifa-supporting Clemson students recently expressed their feelings by giving the finger to the Victims of Communism Memorial. Mitchell Gunter Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Religious groups challenge SPLC's 'silence' on anti-Semitism Two religious groups are calling out the SPLC for failing to condemn recent characterizations of Hillel as supportive of a “white supremacist state.” Sandor Farkas Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares UMD student fears Amazon HQ will bring 'heartless technocracy' A UMD student is urging his school to rescind its bid to host Amazon’s second headquarters, calling the company a “heartless technocracy.” Jacob Grandstaff Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Students demand Pitt disarm campus cops, endorse free tuition University of Pittsburgh students are demanding that school officials disarm all university police while banning “city cops” from campus entirely. Anthony Gockowski Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Weinstein resigns as Evergreen State settles lawsuit Evergreen State College reached a $500,000 settlement with Bret Weinstein, allowing the embattled professor to resign with somewhat less than the $3.8M he had sought. Nikita Vladimirov Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Student editorial blasts 'obsession' with memorializing 9/11 The Penn State-Behrend student newspaper editors want people to stop talking about 9/11, asking in exasperation, “Will we never forget?” Kassy Dillon Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Columbia students vote against 'gender-inclusive' restrooms Columbia University students recently voted against a proposal that would make all restrooms on a dorm-floor “gender inclusive.” Toni Airaksinen Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Princeton holds 'F%*# Free Speech' event for Constitution Day This year, Princeton University’s annual Constitution Day Lecture contended that “the academy has never promoted free speech as a central value.” Matthew Penza Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Prof claims weight has 'nothing' to do with health A University of Texas professor recently urged his colleagues to “remove the stigma associated with large body types.” Toni Airaksinen Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Middlebury knuckles under, empowers 'heckler's veto' Middlebury College is instituting a new policy allowing it to cancel speakers who are “likely to be the target of threats or violence.” Kassy Dillon Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares KY Gov suggests cutting degrees like interpretive dance Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin encouraged his state’s universities to cut unnecessary degree programs to help balance the state’s budget. Kyle Perisic Sep 15, 2017 0 Shares UNC: Masculinity contributes to 'perpetration of violence' The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill is hosting a discussion group to help men “shift the culture of masculinity toward more non-violent norms.” Toni Airaksinen Sep 15, 2017 0 Shares How does your state measure up on student free speech? Universities are regulating what students may say, when and where they can say it, and even who will speak for them. 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Dem lawmakers call on WSU to shut down College Republicans State lawmakers are calling on Washington State University to shut down its College Republicans chapter for promoting "hateful beliefs." Sandor Farkas Today at 1:14 PM EDT 'Women of Color' learn leadership, whites study 'privilege' at UVM Clemson student ridicules 'simple minded' agriculture majors Academic conference to explore 'effeminophobia' among men Columbia Marxist club scoffs at 'scare stories' about Venezuela VIDEO: 'Beating up fascists is good,' students say Profs rally for colleague who bullied conservative student About 50 professors and students protested Monday for 40 minutes in support of a lecturer who bullied a conservative student over her political views. Kyle Perisic Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares 'Dreamers' sue Trump over DACA, allege 'bias against Mexicans' Six “Dreamers” have filed a lawsuit against President Trump for ending DACA, accusing him of "unconstitutional bias against Mexicans and Latinos." 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Sandor Farkas Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares No punishment for student blockade of conservative speaker The April protest, which ended with Claremont police officers rushing the speaker into an unmarked police vehicle to escape the student mob, ignited a firestorm of controversy across the country as well as on campus. Matthew Reade Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Prof offers course on how 'racism is endemic to American life' A Brown University professor is making her course on how “racism is endemic to American life” available to the public through an online module. Celine Ryan Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares John Jay students starts petition to fire pro-Antifa prof A John Jay College student has created a petition urging the school to fire the Antifa-supporting professor who made remarks about “dead cops.” Kassy Dillon Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares 'Inclusion Champions' can earn diversity certification at UCF The University of Central Florida now offers students a “Diversity and Inclusion Certification” as part of its “Inclusion Champion Program.” Kyle Perisic Sep 19, 2017 0 Shares Poll: 19% of students endorse violence to 'prevent' speakers A new survey by The Brookings Institution finds that 19% of undergraduate students approve of using violence to shut down controversial speakers. Nikita Vladimirov Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares SDS prez waves Antifa flag at Victims of Communism Memorial Antifa-supporting Clemson students recently expressed their feelings by giving the finger to the Victims of Communism Memorial. Mitchell Gunter Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Religious groups challenge SPLC's 'silence' on anti-Semitism Two religious groups are calling out the SPLC for failing to condemn recent characterizations of Hillel as supportive of a “white supremacist state.” Sandor Farkas Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares UMD student fears Amazon HQ will bring 'heartless technocracy' A UMD student is urging his school to rescind its bid to host Amazon’s second headquarters, calling the company a “heartless technocracy.” Jacob Grandstaff Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Students demand Pitt disarm campus cops, endorse free tuition University of Pittsburgh students are demanding that school officials disarm all university police while banning “city cops” from campus entirely. Anthony Gockowski Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Weinstein resigns as Evergreen State settles lawsuit Evergreen State College reached a $500,000 settlement with Bret Weinstein, allowing the embattled professor to resign with somewhat less than the $3.8M he had sought. Nikita Vladimirov Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Student editorial blasts 'obsession' with memorializing 9/11 The Penn State-Behrend student newspaper editors want people to stop talking about 9/11, asking in exasperation, “Will we never forget?” Kassy Dillon Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Columbia students vote against 'gender-inclusive' restrooms Columbia University students recently voted against a proposal that would make all restrooms on a dorm-floor “gender inclusive.” Toni Airaksinen Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Princeton holds 'F%*# Free Speech' event for Constitution Day This year, Princeton University’s annual Constitution Day Lecture contended that “the academy has never promoted free speech as a central value.” Matthew Penza Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Prof claims weight has 'nothing' to do with health A University of Texas professor recently urged his colleagues to “remove the stigma associated with large body types.” Toni Airaksinen Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares Middlebury knuckles under, empowers 'heckler's veto' Middlebury College is instituting a new policy allowing it to cancel speakers who are “likely to be the target of threats or violence.” Kassy Dillon Sep 18, 2017 0 Shares KY Gov suggests cutting degrees like interpretive dance Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin encouraged his state’s universities to cut unnecessary degree programs to help balance the state’s budget. Kyle Perisic Sep 15, 2017 0 Shares UNC: Masculinity contributes to 'perpetration of violence' The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill is hosting a discussion group to help men “shift the culture of masculinity toward more non-violent norms.” Toni Airaksinen Sep 15, 2017 0 Shares How does your state measure up on student free speech? Universities are regulating what students may say, when and where they can say it, and even who will speak for them. 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