Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) said during a television appearance that Americans watching anti-Israel, pro-Hamas protests on college campuses are just “radical leftists.” . Breitbart News Daily.
When asked about the emergence of anti-Israel protests on college campuses across the country at Columbia University and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), the senator said the radical left has infiltrated the organization and used its influence to sow chaos internally. He said he was receiving stitches. Serves as a primary example.
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“From a federal government standpoint, we don’t need to fund these schools. That means regardless of how they behave, we shouldn’t do it. We don’t have to. We cannot afford that,” Johnson said, explaining that these anti-Semitic protests “have been brewing for decades.”
“But people need to understand that these anti-Semitic protests didn’t just start last week. This has been brewing for decades. This is actually anti-Semitic. It’s more the radical left. They took over universities in the ’60s, and they’ve been in control ever since,” Johnson said, adding that they are “defenders of the left. ” and indoctrinated America’s youth.
Many Americans don’t know how the radical left has “infiltrated our institutions and used those institutions to destroy our culture and our capitalist system from within,” he said.
“That’s what’s happening now,” he added.
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The senator went on to say that Madison, Wisconsin’s overwhelming vote for President Joe Biden in 2020 is a perfect example of “radical left influence on universities.”
“So Madison is a college city, and that spills over into the community. That’s true. Wherever there are branch offices of a university, those cities are generally blue, and counties that aren’t affected by that university or People are red districts,” he added.
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