Zip it, Mr. President IRS must revoke Harvards tax status without your meddling

Your taxes and mine are being used to support tax-exempt elite universities that willfully break the law and discriminate against Jews, whites and Asians. It’s a slap in the face.Yet Harvard professor Sen.Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Harvard alum Sen.

Chuck Schumer (D-NY) are accusing President Trump of “weaponizing” the IRS to strip Harvard of its 501(c)(3) status, which allows it to operate and accept donations tax-free.Truth is, Harvard should lose that status, because it has illegally allowed the trashing of Jewish students’ civil rights — while simultaneously skirting a Supreme Court ruling that outlawed reverse discrimination against Asian and white applicants.This isn’t about trying to make left-wing academia more balanced or less biased.Even though section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code bars tax-exempt organizations from engaging in “propaganda” or favoring political candidates, the IRS has always turned a blind eye to campus leftism.No one wants the IRS to bludgeon universities into conforming to the president’s ideal of intellectual diversity — after all, under a future president, the hammer could swing the other way.So we may have to live with the reality that most universities are bastions of left-wing indoctrination.But calling on the IRS to stop subsidizing racial and religious discrimination is a moral imperative. And according to Supreme Court precedent, it’s also the agency’s legal duty.In 1983, the justices ruled that Bob Jones University’s ban on interracial marriage violated the nation’s “fundamental public policy” barring racial discrimination in education, thereby revoking the school’s tax exemption.That case remains precedent today, though it hasn’t been used since to strip another university of its tax-exempt status.Now Harvard is guilty of fomenting blazing Jew-hatred through its curriculum and campus climate.The university has already confessed: Last month, it issued a 500-page report...