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Related: About this forumLawrence O'Donnell on Trump attacking the rule of law: We are all Harvard. We are all Abrego Garcia. - The Last Word MSNBC
MSNBCs Lawrence ODonnell explains how two stories, Donald Trumps refusal to facilitate the return of a mistakenly deported Maryland man to a prison in El Salvador and Harvard rejecting Trumps attempt to control the university, impact all of us. - Aired on 04/14/2025.
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Lawrence O'Donnell on Trump attacking the rule of law: We are all Harvard. We are all Abrego Garcia. - The Last Word MSNBC (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
Apr 14
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Yes...Harvard U...our bright spot for today...I have to believe this monster will fail, be put in his place by more
PortTack
Apr 15
#4
I went to a boarding school back in the '70s and for guys back then Harvard was the top school
Rhiannon12866
Apr 15
#5
democrank
(11,437 posts)1. Highly, highly recommended
Lawrence ODonnells words were sobering.
pfitz59
(11,464 posts)2. Every American should watch this
angry truth
Duppers
(28,326 posts)3. BRAVO, LAWRENCE ❗
PortTack
(35,591 posts)4. Yes...Harvard U...our bright spot for today...I have to believe this monster will fail, be put in his place by more
Ppl, more teaching institutions, and private companies that will NOT bend the knee.
The ketchup must have been everywhere when informed of Harvards response
Rhiannon12866
(232,986 posts)5. I went to a boarding school back in the '70s and for guys back then Harvard was the top school
All the guys hoped to get into Harvard. And it's totally unprecedented for an American president to dictate what students and teachers are acceptable for a private college, let alone what they're allowed to teach. Except for the last time around, didn't he take over New College in Florida? That school sticks in my mind since one of my boarding school classmates was hoping to go to New College because it sounded pretty liberal, the opposite of our boarding school - established 1879.
SunSeeker
(55,562 posts)6. Classic Lawrence O'Donnell. Delicious!
