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re: Which SEC school is the most conservative?
Posted on 2/18/24 at 3:51 am to Wtodd
Posted on 2/18/24 at 3:51 am to Wtodd
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The most conservative SEC state is Florida…
seems as though state universities that specialize in Agricultural and Mechanical Sciences are much more likely to support a conservative approach in terms of their community, curriculum, faculty and student body…so in the SEC I’d expect Mississippi State, Auburn and Texas A&M to be among the most conservative.
along w/ (in no particular order) Arkansas, Kentucky, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee and Oklahoma. also Ole Miss still seems to be pretty conservative, despite their best efforts at changing that heh
quote:just off the top of my head: BYU, Liberty and Baylor all fit the bill. that said, I’m hard-pressed to think of a large, conservative university that wasn’t founded with a religious affiliation…Texas A&M?
no big university is conservative.
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Posted on 2/18/24 at 3:16 pm to Mike the Tiger 1999
The A&M schools have always had people that I got along better with. However, with DEI initiatives, you may find more conservative students at the uni, but the faculty and the administration are for sure not, even in College Station. aTm was outed on how much they spent on DEI, which caused the legislature to do this.
Everyone was sorta fine letting UT do it's liberal garbage, because there was supposed to be a public university counterweight in aTm. Once aggy got exposed, they found out. Always like the liberals, overstepping until they get their wee wees slapped.
Everyone was sorta fine letting UT do it's liberal garbage, because there was supposed to be a public university counterweight in aTm. Once aggy got exposed, they found out. Always like the liberals, overstepping until they get their wee wees slapped.
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