Bob Kerrey

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New School in Exile , a student protest group, is fighting the good fight against New School President Bob Kerrey. Read Full Story

The New School kids just won't stop getting arrested. At 10 p.m. last night, 200 protesters gathered in Union Square and tried to march en masse to New School president Bob Kerrey's house. There were two arrests, according to the AP, after NYPD cops blocked the group from reaching Kerrey's home. That comes on the heels of yesterday's arrests of 22 7 Vote(s) Read Full Story

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (UPI) -- Former Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey was given a no-confidence vote Wednesday by faculty at the New School, the New York university he has run since 2001. The New York Times reported that since he was appointed university president, Kerry has clashed with faculty over his political views and what they call his lack of educational credentials. On Wednesday, 74 senior, tenured faculty members voted for the no-confidence resolution, two voted no and one abstained, said Jim Miller, a professor of politics who is co-chairman of the Faculty Senate. Critics say the goal of the vote is to pressure ... Read Full Story

According to former Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey , the candidates’ position on last year’s troop surge is irrelevant. Today, he wrote in the Denver Post, “Arguing about who was right or wrong in 2003 or even who was right or wrong about the surge has little bearing on the question of what do we do today, moving forward.” Sen. Kerrey couldn’t be more wrong. Sen. McCain advocated the troop increase last year at a time when public support for the Iraq War had reached its lowest levels and politicians like Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid were waving the proverbial white flag of defeat. The ... Read Full Story