I don't think a presidential executive order is the right way to handle the campus free speech problem. (I also oppose presidential EOs in general.)https://reason.com/blog/2019/03/03/trump-executive-order-campus-free-speech …
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If we learned anything from Obama->Trump it's that anything done with a single pen can be undone with a single pen. EOs are always a stopgap measure at best. If this is a truly serious problem (it is), then it deserves the full weight of proper legislation.
If this is a truly serious problem (it is a real national emergency, IMHO), then it deserves to be solved asap by any credible means necessary. Congress will _never_ make public unis respect free speech. It's just not politically useful to their bases. Courts have also failed.
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Well then, we've identified not only a problem that will continue to ping pong based on the whim of the executive, but a problem between the electors and their reps. It goes without saying that the problem should actually be solved by the schools resurfacing intellectual ideals.
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