Poison Ivy: Why Harvard Will Likely Lose a War of Attrition with the Trump Administration

Jonathan Turley Says Trump Admin ‘Going To Prevail’ In Legal ‘War Of Attrition’ Against Harvard

GWU law professor Jonathan Turley predicted that Harvard University would eventually lose its legal battles with the Trump administration on “Fox and Friends.”

President Trump Unloads on Harvard's Prioritization of Foreign Students, Teaching Remedial Math - Says "They're Getting Their Ass Kicked" in Fight with Trump Admin

President Trump tore Harvard to shreds on Wednesday in the Oval Office when he was asked several questions about the ongoing battle between his Administration and the Ivy League University.  The Trump Administration froze more than $2.7 billion in multi-year research grants and $60 million in contracts for the school last month.

The battle that Trump and his administration are waging against Harvard is going way too far, writes Steven Pinker. Although there is a lot wrong with the prestigious American university.

Poison Ivy: Why Harvard Will Likely Lose a War of Attrition with the Trump Administration

Below is my column on Fo on the escalating fight between Harvard and the Trump Administration. For Harvard, this could prove a case of winning battles and losing a war of attrition. Here is the column: Eighty-one years ago, on May 31, 1944, General George Patton walked before the 6th Armored Division before the D-Day invasion and told the troops a simple, inescapable fact about war: “No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it …

In a new edition of Global Prime Connection, along with Alicia Contreras, we talked with international analyst Raúl Sohr about the dispute between Donald Trump’s administration and Harvard University. From a strategic perspective, Sohr explained that if an ideological revolution is sought—change the way a country thinks—then attacking what seems untouchable, like Harvard, sends a strong message. “If you go, first, against the most powerful, what…