I’ve decided to make a run for The Harvard Board of Overseers. I need 3,400 Harvard alumni signatures by January 31, 2024. I seek the support of my fellow Harvad alumni. Please follow the directions on my website.
Politically-correct, censorious, and narrow-minded tendencies are overtaking American public life. Exhibit 1: Film-maker
@errolmorris
' difficulties getting his latest film “American Dharma” distributed.
As a result of a change of both the mission and the name of the Foundation for individual Rights in Education, David French and I have written this piece:
The expansion of FIRE: Mission-creep or necessity? ()
@TheFIREorg
@DavidAFrench
I’ve taken on an important subject that’s been a deep concern of mine since I began to practice criminal defense and civil liberties law back in 1967: The Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”).
@BostonGlobe
Given the raid earlier this week on the Mar-a-Lago estate of former President Donald J. Trump, the FBI has again come front and center. I’ve written a piece on the subject:
@compactmag_
Check out my recent piece on the affirmative action: . The outcome of this case could change the shape of American higher education if it goes against the supporters of affirmative action.
@Quillette
Today, Harvard announced the results of this year's election of members of its Board of Overseers. For the second time I have lost:
I thank all of my supporters for their votes and their support.
The Boston Herald of November 13th has published one of my columns in which I explain my reasoning for launching my campaign for election to the Harvard Board of Overseers:
@bostonherald
The Harvard Crimson invited me to publish in its pages for the annual commencement issue a brief essay offering advice to the graduating Class of 2023:
@thecrimson
This column focuses, yet again, on administrative hubris by Harvard University’s bureaucrats, at the expense of common sense, fairness, and, importantly, eroding faculty powers and responsibilities.
I was recently interviewed by Australian podcaster
@alexastathakis
on various issues dear to my heart, free speech being among them.
While I don’t often share interviews, this one is sufficiently interesting, I think, to promote to my followers.
I highly recommend
@RalphCipriano1
's new book, "Target: The Senator," about federal prosecutors' frenzied pursuit of PA state Senator Vincent Fumo. You can purchase the book on Amazon: .
Don't forget: voting begins today for seats on the Harvard Board of Overseers. With your write-in vote for me, I have a real chance to win and to protect free speech, academic inquiry, and viewpoint diversity at Harvard.
@TheFIREorg
@HarvardAlumni
Last week, I announced my campaign to run for the Harvard Board of Overseers. Check out this video by fellow petition candidate
@lessin
where we discuss the ongoing chaos at
@Harvard
and what we think could help fix it.
Today I am taking the unusual step of sending you a column about rather than by me. It’s an interview conducted recently by Kris Olson, a writer for The Massachusetts Lawyer Weekly.
@masslw
Within the past few days I’ve done numerous interviews concerning my co-counsel representation of John Eastman, two of which have been particularly interesting due to the contrast they provide:
(Click on "Badge of Honor" - 10PM)