Harvard President's Pressure Campaign Takes a Dumber Turn

The discourse surrounding college presidents has taken a bizarre turn as members of Congress, including Reps. Elise Stefanik and Kathy Manning, are now accusing each other of plagiarism. Stefanik, who previously showed little concern for antisemitism, launched an attack on Ivy League presidents, including Harvard's Claudine Gay, over the issue. However, Stefanik herself is now being accused of plagiarizing three paragraphs in a letter she sent to the governing boards of Harvard, MIT, and UPenn. The introduction of plagiarism charges has backfired, slowing down the campaign against Ivy League administrators, but the focus on the culture war on campus continues to overshadow other pressing issues.
- The Harvard president pressure campaign has taken an even dumber turn. Slate
- Congressman Jamie Raskin slams fellow Harvard alum Elise Stefanik over antisemitism questioning The Boston Globe
- ‘Is that really her?’: Liberal Jews split on Stefanik after antisemitism hearings The Times of Israel
- Raskin razzes Stefanik for 'evasive and embarrassing answers' on antisemitism The Hill
- Elise Stefanik sparks 'Bud Light moment' for elite universities after viral antisemitism hearing: report Fox News
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