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With all of the hulabaloo over this flier incident, no one seems willing to bring out that shortly after, a former Black Panther Chief of Staff was *INVITED* to speak to students at Clark. Is the message from one hate group acceptable while another isn't?

As a Clark College Alumni, I stand back and watch certain names often mentioned in regards to the incident and it would seem the intent is more at ousting an effective White President who was brought in to replace an ineffective Black President.

posted 2 years, 6 months ago
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Since Hedrick advertises himself as the "leading Republican" in the race and the poll he touts claims that he and Herrera are basically in a statistical tie, why does he and Herrera both target only David Castillo as their focus when this questionable poll lists him as near last?

If they are both truly so far ahead, shouldn't they be focusing on each other for the nomination?

posted 2 years, 9 months ago
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