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'DeVos should call this The Biden Standard': US Civil Rights Commission chair's criticism of Trump admin's Title IX changes overheats hypocrisy & irony detectors

The Trump administration has finalized changes to campus sexual assault policies:

The Trump administration released new guidelines Wednesday for how universities and K-12 schools should handle complaints of sexual assault and misconduct as part of a contentious overhaul that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos launched in 2017.

Now, under reworked federal rules, alleged student perpetrators will have added protections, including the presumption that they are innocent throughout the disciplinary process and the right to be provided all evidence collected against them. Those students can also cross-examine their accusers and vice versa during live hearings, although it must be done through a lawyer or representative.

Here’s another way to look at it:

However, the chair of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights thinks there are too many “rights” being acknowledged in what DeVos is doing:

You want irony, you got it!

Go figure.

Here’s a great idea for DeVos to consider:

Bingo!

There’s no hypocrisy like DNC hypocrisy!

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