Posted on 06/01/2016 9:53:35 AM PDT by C19fan
Baylor’s Ken Starr tells me he is resigning as chancellor as “a matter of conscience.” More with Starr in @SportsCenter exclusive.
(Excerpt) Read more at twitter.com ...
As background, Starr was stripped of his title as President of Baylor but keep the title of Chancellor. He is also a tenured professor of the law school.
Haiku:
A gutless wonder
Part of the establishment
He ignored the rapes
Worse! He is a hypocrite!
Another haiku:
Go along to get along
It was about the money
Rapes not a concern
Hypocrite Ken Starr
Kept the rapes on the down low
To keep his tenure
White girls getting raped
Distract from ultimate goal:
Protect the program
In a Greek tragedy he’s be stabbed to death by a horde of co-eds.
It’s funny how hard Baylor’s trying to keep him on the payroll. They keep demoting him then looking around to see if that’s enough punishment for the masses.
bfl/bkmk
Guess the support for the Clintons last week wasn’t enough...that’s what you get when you sell your SOUL.
I would like to see President Trump issue an Executive Order outlawing tenure.
Translation: "They fired my ass."
Is he still looking for V. Foster’s killer?
The Constitution forbids states from passing any law impairing the obligation of contracts (Act. I, Sec. 10). I'm sure if Congress tried to do that at the federal level, the courts would rule it unconstitutional. But it would be OK for a President to do so? (Tenure is a contract--the tenured person has job security barring serious offenses.)
Most professors are liberals, but 100% of administrators are (other than at a few places like Hillsdale College). Without tenure the administration has total control and conservative professors would be quickly weeded out.
I thought it was Starr who called for the independent investigation of the sexual assault cover-up allegations about a year ago.
What is the NCAA doing about North Carolina?
How the hell am I supposed to know and why should I care???
He did. The demotion was a reaction to the results of the investigation he started. His subsequent firing, oops, resignation, is a result of the media witch hunt for the Clinton special “persecutor”, questioning why he still had a job. He should have, at the very least, retained his position and been commended for launching the investigationin the first place, less than a week after the assailant was adjudicated as guilty. Most programs are forced to launch investigations after being caught by the NCAA.
Chancellor... that’s what Hitler was right?
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