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...protesters, who would lose the premier platform for voicing their muddled dissent. And maybe that wouldn't be such a good thing. Beneath the confused thinking are some real issues that deserve a public forum. For example, the man on the go-go stilts, Berlin teacher Tony Mueller, 33, is campaigning for less restrictive policies for asylum seekers in Germany. And maybe someday the baby-floating artists at Dropping Knowledge will find a masterpiece more effective in convincing people to care about Africa...
...people respond simply by dragging the debate down further. Worse than insulting their opponents, these protestors react by not even allowing the other side to speak. They simply attempt to shout over any opponent. The most recent example of such behavior was the harassment of FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III at an Institute of Politics Forum in April. Four students began shouting at Mueller about a minute into his talk and continued yelling until they were arrested. This protest did nothing to generate any type of debate. I cannot think of a single person who was prompted to consider...
Like many guest speakers at the Institute of Politics (IOP), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Robert S. Mueller III attracted unruly protests when he spoke in April. Nevertheless, the Harvard University Police Department’s (HUPD) heavy-handed response amounted to an alarming break with precedent and procedure...
...April 27, the paper reported that four students, including two who were identified as Crimson editors, had been arrested after protesting a speech by FBI Director Robert S. Mueller at the Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics. In subsequent stories about the arrests—charges were dropped May 10—the paper clarified that one of the protesters last wrote for The Crimson in 2004 and the other was a former editorial columnist...
...Attorney General's signature? White House counsel Alberto Gonzales. Summoning his strength, Ashcroft lifted his head from his pillow, affirmed his support for Comey and refused Gonzales' request. Facing the threat of a mass resignation by senior law-enforcement officials, including Ashcroft, Comey and FBI Director Robert Mueller, Bush finessed a compromise that ultimately addressed the Justice Department's concern about the surveillance programs. The weeks of recent hearings launched by Gonzales' firing of eight U.S. Attorneys have pried mountains of discovery from the Administration about the dismissals, but Comey's recounting of that night offered a glimpse into...