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(D) Phil Weiser
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(D) Alexis King
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(D) Jerry DiTullio
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(D) Jason Crow*
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(R) Gabe Evans*
(D) Yadira Caraveo
(D) Joe Salazar
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State Senate Majority
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February 13, 2008 09:25 AM UTC
6 Comments
Don’t get me wrong, I think the bill was crap. But it is funny how when “diversity” takes on the face of something we aren’t used to considering a “minority,” opposing it all of a sudden seems right… Very strange…
Thanks for the diary. Do you have a link for the article? I fully admit I probably won’t actually look it up once I close the page…
I would suggest that besides a left bias in academia (notice that it is smart people leaning left, snark snark) cons are far less interested in service to the community and nation if they don’t personally profit.
Schulteis and his ilk have no shame.
that make me proud to be a moderate. And there are so many of them on CoPols that I am becoming a very proud man.
We need to hire a few more flat-earthers and World War II revisionists…
Nice try, Schultheis and crowd.
not formalize it.
I’ll agree that there is a political litmus test applied to way too many faculty positions. But the answer is to end the practice, entrench it.
That in my studies, I’ve noticed a lean farther and farther to the left. I think that more balance is needed.
My first PoliSci teacher told us that he’d teach us about all political systems, whether we agreed with them or not. He had no agenda, and left us with no impression of his personal beliefs. I respect him for that.
I had an ethics teacher with the same philosophy on teaching, being transparent, acting as only the vessel for the knowledge. I think that if more professors had an objective way of teaching, students would be able to form their own ideas, and bills like Schultheis’ would be unnecessary.