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Brian Fallon baffled why university didn't cave to students protesting Brett Kavanaugh hire (suspects Koch brother collusion)

As we told you earlier this month, some triggered students at George Mason wanted the university president to rescind SCOTUS Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment as a visiting law professor due to safety concerns. Those students won’t like the university’s response:

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Former Hillary Clinton spox Brian Fallon tried to piece together why in the world the school didn’t cave to lefty demands:

There’s some theorizing!

Next thing you know Sen. Whitehouse will be going through the university president’s high school yearbook with a fine-toothed comb.

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Dems like Fallon never want to consider that possibility.

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