Your article about Joseph Vogel's new book "Free Speech 101" (Aug. 7) took the usual liberal slant: Anyone who opposes liberals is against free speech. How ironic! Liberals want to say anything, but if anyone speaks in opposition, it is not to be allowed.
Michael Moore used lies and half-truths to try to spread hatred for a sitting president in a time of war. Colleges around the country are suppressing conservative viewpoints in a wholesale manner. An overwhelming majority of professors are liberal, as are invited speakers.
Yes, there's a problem with freedom of speech on campuses around the country. But the problem does not lie with conservatives!
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