With a new sheriff in the White House, being an elite manager is not that fun.
Donald Trump is demanding their banishment instead of dodging campus anti-seminars like sleepy Joe Biden did.
Anyone with a green card supporting Hamas has been exiled.
Trump cuts off federal aid to Ivy League hotbeds like Columbia, demanding that they drop the day.
But generally, the left still rules at our major universities.
However, if Donald uses the ultimate weapon at Arsenal, it may not be long.
I'm talking about chasing the university's donation system.
With market sales and several timing investments, these were once heavily exposed to the heavy hands of the federal government, a pool of frightening cash and the heavy hands of the federal government if Trump is willing to turn the screws for maximum financial pain.
University funds are large corporations, worth nearly $1 trillion in market value, and are the lifeline of the largest, elite and left-handed schools in what is called higher education.
I know these places charge your arms and legs for tuition fees, but the university has woken up in your child's core curriculum, research, and even the pay of left-wing professors that form a young mind, all the things that have woken up to pay for all the buildings, research, and more.
Their profits are juiced by high-tech stocks, IPOs, M&As, especially private equity, and often by a pool of cash that receives lucrative tax treatment to make businesses private and sell.
Until recently, if you want to know why college administrators can sing their noses at critics about being the awakened left arm and preach America as a racist hell, then that's because they had donations to burn.
Alumni balking
According to my Wall Street source, which is now following the donation racket.
The recent tariff tantrums in the stock market, the decline in IPOs and M&A volumes, have played out more indexes, but are only part of their financial problems.
I was told that in the Elite Ivees, alumni were balancing to writing big checks, and was furious at protesting the October 7th massacre, and in the process, angered at resisting abuse of Jewish students, awakened in Moronic.
Federal funding is also being cut off by the president.
I mentioned Columbia, but Johns Hopkins announced the layoffs and the end of the project after Trump and his people cut $800 million in funding to the university.
Trump has pledged to end federal funding for universities that don't crack down on anti-Semitism.
He does not want the Dei language used for classroom instruction, nor does he want an obvious celebration of race or ethnicity funded by the school.
If you go there you can also lose federal funds.
In anticipation of less federal aid, Harvard, like other top schools, announced a job freeze.
But again, neither Harvard University nor most elite schools have denied their progressive tendencies.
This is their potential.
It is not well known in recent years that donations have feasted on private equity, venture capital and other so-called alternative investments.
Some estimates show that these investments account for 45% of all holdings.
Their returns are usually good, but there is evidence that they are down performance.
They are also some of the most illiquid investments. This means finding a buyer can be difficult if you have to sell it right away for a cash crunch.
Donald Trump is able to make that cash crunch come true, unlocking the wounded world of left-handed college ecosystems, and unless they are willing to go on large, expensive debt, that will only lead to more economic pain.
Or they could do something clever enough to engage in the art of contracting with the ultimate deal maker, and woke up to change their evil ways.
Remembering during the campaign, Trump is far surpassing the idea of donation tax, far exceeding the only 1.4% he has to pay for returns.
(They paid nothing before the 2017 Trump tax plan).
Trump's vice president, JD Vance, pushed the tax 35% when he was a senator in Ohio, because Americans shouldn't subsidize left-wing brainwashing with taxes.
Congressional Republicans are proposing a 21% tax in the new law.
You take a photo: Tax and illiquidity PE in addition to market losses means that Trump-induced cash crunches can force a university donation system or university to choose.
The choice is theirs
Is it more Western citizens than Middle Eastern studies?
A professor who wants to teach, in contrast to people who want to brainwash their students in leftist politics?
Is it a benefit to Dei?
In contrast to foreign students, a scholarship to Americans in need?
Research into transgenderism in mice or cancer treatment?
And above all, we protect Jewish students on campus.
Will he go there?
Trump says that as these universities are holding back “Marxist maniacs,” he is likely accepting tax these funds on the mark.
The university is scrambling because it fears that the worst will really happen.
It is said that GOP Street Cred and that they hired all the flacks and lobbyists to reach out to Congress at Tales of Woe if they don't retreat from their valuable donations.
In other words, if Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress really want to move the university system away from all sorts of leftists, they have the ultimate weapon at their disposal, at their own pace at their own pace at their own pace at the perfect time of history, given the state of the market.
I say I'll go for it.
