[chajin]

The first time in my life I wish I had become tenured, so I could sign. (Eschewed research for teaching, I perished instead of published.) Thank the Lord for such courage.

[Inyo-Mono]

Mighty interesting.

[Flaming Conservative]

Praise the Lord!

[ryderann]

This is super! And I like to think of Navarro and Bannon inside prison talking up Trump to fellow inmates in order to persuade their families into voting for Trump. Staff too.

[Kudsman]

I applaud cenere convictions wherever I find them. I just wish more had the desire to act on those convictions. Way to lead by example Proffs. Cause for Joy.

[MayflowerMadam]

OK. End times fer sher

[simpson96]

Just a wild guess...all males, and none are “people of color”.

Hard to imagine Profs that are female or minority, endorsing Trump.

But this is a start.

[econjack]

I taught econ at two Big 10 universities and had many in-class discussions about markets. Friedman was, and still remains, my hero and I used many of his examples from Free To Choose in my class, both grad and undergrad.

There was a cost, however, even back in 1970's of being a conservative. I ate lunch alone...a lot! One thing I've learned, however, is that Liberals who promote Socialism/Marxism don't have examples to draw upon. The fastest way to shut them up is to ask: "Tell me one example where that worked?" Almost always: crickets.

[Chengdu54]

I’m retired, tenured, emeritus, but I’d certainly sign if allowed.