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Yale Professor and CNN legal analyst Asha Rangappa tweeted that President Trump is a “biological terrorist in the White House” and then added that she meant that "literally." That is literally why legal analysis has become little more than sensational insults or allegations.
...As legal analysts we have a duty to at least try to be accurate in discussing the literal meaning of our laws and terminology. This type of attack is an appeal to the lowest common denominator in our public debate. It may drive ratings but it does harm to national dialogue.
virtually.
I assume that includes you
The big problem here is that there are no repercussions for such absurd and vile statements (or for poor use of English). 50 years ago, she would have been dismissed from a news program and would have faced some repercussions at Yale, regardless of the party of the president.
She’s been leading that charge for 4 years now. How are you just noticing?
She meant that ‘literally.’ Does @jack take her literally, because I do!
#TwitterCensorship
#BlatantTwitter
#Jack
Wow, she’s a professor? That’s terrifying in itself.
And a very good reason for not allowing any of my children to ever apply for Yale.
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