Don’t tolerate support for Hamas on campuses

Any university or college whose administration supports protests in favor of Hamas’ terrorism against Isreal should never receive a penny of federal tax dollars. Any representative or senator who does not support such legislation does not support his or her constituants and should be voted out.

Ronald Cummins

Everett

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