HOGAN WITHDRAWS FROM HARVARD FELLOWSHIPS OVER “DANGEROUS ANTI-SEMITISM”

Maryland’s former governor is withdrawing from two fellowships at Harvard University.  Larry Hogan says the school hasn’t done enough to denounce anti-Semitism on campus.  In a letter to Harvard’s president, the Republican says he cannot condone the “dangerous anti-Semitism” that has taken root on campus.  He says more than 30 student organizations are attempting to justify and celebrate what he called Hamas’ terrorism against “innocent Israeli and American citizens.”  Hogan added, while the students have a right to free speech, they do not have a right to have hate speech go unchallenged by the institution.