Political writer Michael Knowles spoke at the University of Utah's College of Social Work to the excitement of many students but to the outrage of others.

Hey, hey, ho, Trismobia!

Dr. Joe, go, hey,

and go!

Is it a safe place for your conservative students?

Of course.

How would they know that coming in here

when there's a sign that literally says they are not welcome.

Now why on earth would conservative students not feel welcome on a public university

campus?

Madam Michael Wallston Public Rights. We're out of power! What is your sign say? So respect existence or

respect existence or expect resistance. We all belong to the

university so we're all organizing this resistance. We all belong to the university so we're all organizing this resistance.

It turns out the welcome party for my event was not an organic phenomenon organized by Lib

students with too much time on their hands.

Rather, it was sponsored by the Dean of the College of Social Work,

Philip O'Stein, who made sure that everyone who attended my speech

knew exactly what the University of Utah thinks of conservatives.

The College of Social Works sponsored the protest balloons in the entryway of an event that wanting the students is hosting.

So we sponsored for them to put balloons in a flag time.

It's one thing to have the weird pride flag

obnoxiously placed on your taxpayer-funded desk.

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