John,

Antifa is working overtime to end the free exchange of ideas on college campuses all over the country.

And right now, they’re directing their anti-speech hatred to shut down Andy Ngo.

Again.

As you may know, Andy is one of the bravest investigative journalists in America, and he is responsible for exposing Antifa as a violent terrorist organization.

The Center for American Liberty is representing him as he seeks justice against the Antifa thugs who brutally assaulted, and nearly killed him for exercising his First Amendment rights as a journalist.

Now, Antifa is leveling its attacks against student’s right to host speakers with a diverse range of ideas.

Andy was scheduled to speak to a group of conservative students at Dartmouth College on January 20th.

But as soon as Antifa got wind of this event, they made a coordinated attempt to harass and threaten attendees and school administrators online.

From the very beginning, their goal was to ensure that Andy wasn’t allowed to speak.

And unfortunately, Dartmouth gave them exactly what they wanted.

After receiving vague, violent threats, Dartmouth canceled Andy’s in-person speaking event and relegated it an online only format.

You see, this is what’s known as the Heckler’s Veto.

Leftist speakers are allowed to speak on campus, but conservative speakers are denied the ability to speak.

The most infuriating part about all of this is that Dartmouth College has vast resources to run security, and local law enforcement is always on standby to assist.

In other words, Dartmouth College administrators decided to give Antifa what they want.

Not because they couldn’t secure the event....

… But because they don’t want anything but leftist ideas to be shared on their campus.

John, this leads me to the question I have for you today...

Do you think colleges should let the Heckler’s Veto from leftist organizations dictate their event schedule?

YES

This is something that you may not know about me.

Dartmouth College is my alma mater.

Watching administrators of the school that I called home is heartbreaking and discouraging.

But not surprising....

When I attended Dartmouth, two editors of the Dartmouth Review and a photographer were suspended for writing an article critical of a music professor. They filed a lawsuit and were ultimately reinstated.

This experience inspired me to go into law and to advocate for Americans’ First Amendment rights because I saw firsthand the impact of attorneys.

But clearly some things never change.

Dartmouth administrators are still censoring the free exchange of ideas.

You see, the left is obsessed with pushing its radical ideology on students and censoring conservatives.

But this is one of the reasons I’m so encouraged by your support of the Center for American Liberty.

With your help, we’re demanding justice for Andy Ngo and bringing Antifa radicals to justice.

I cannot thank you enough for all that you do.

Sincerely,

Harmeet K. Dhillon