“We’re perfectly happy for anyone who wants to go to a university, but no regular employer may ask whether you went, or keep any evidence of where you went, or use the fact that you went or didn’t go in the hiring and promotion process.”

The real question to be answered is, how is it that, within just two or three generations, did virtually the West’s entire intellectual class (aside from a tiny, ineffectual minority) become indifferent or hostile to their own native civilization. But once this has happened, I don’t think the situation can be reversed by legislative action by state politicians of the caliber of, at the very best, Mike Pence.

But no, I think I was pretty clear in saying I’d prefer Republicans didn’t try to salvage anything and just defunded the whole enterprise from all of the various government subsidies. Most of the states are in or heading towards fiscal crisis anyway, so they’ll need to cut somewhere, and if Republicans are in charge, this is something that’s going to seem increasingly tempting.

One baby step in that direction would be to get rid of the whole in-state / out-of-state tuition differential. And in my opinion, the line of privileges and immunities / equal protection jurisprudence that permits these durational residency requirements for state universities as Constitutional has been incoherent, inconsistent with other matter such a welfare, and incorrectly decided in general.

If subsidies can’t be avoided, they could be reserved for classes in a few priority disciplines which are less likely to openly teach students to hate Republicans, which would probably exempt everything with a “studies” at the end of its name.

If this were an Amazon or Yelp review, who would be encouraged to buy?

Add to this the fact that most Asians are coastal professionals that are working with bobos in heavily liberal industries (Silicon Valley, etc). It makes sense they would adapt to their surroundings to fit in.