I think universities should insist on the same diversity in their faculty that they look for in their students . I have a problem when these faculties have no Republican or conservative representation at all."

Damn right! It's a travesty that Republico-Americans are so terribly underrepresented in academia and the media! Republico-Americans are entitled to proportional representation in intellectual circles, and the Government is obligated to step in and correct this egregious injustice! I call for the Government to set quotas in hiring of academics as well as journalists, to ensure the employment only of politically correct intelligentsia. This will take time, and I suggest that The Government also set up up a "Republican Broadcasting System" to counterbalance PBS and provide much-needed employment for right wing journalists who have so cruelly been denied their right to promulgate their views far and wide.

Free Rush!

More than 80 percent of Ivy League professors who voted in 2000 picked Democrat Al Gore and just 9 percent voted for Republican George W. Bush, according to a new survey. The poll by Luntz Research Companies also found that only 3 percent of the professors describe themselves as Republicans

The statistics seem to show that there's a positive correlation between education (and dare I suggest intelligence?) and a rejection of Republicanism. I wouldn't be spreading this around, if I were you, Tom...

--Robert