The senator wrote to the Texas state bar and suggested that Stanford Law School students who protested a Trump-appointed federal judge might not be fit to practice law.
is so annoyed that Stanford Law School students disrupted a speech by a Trump-appointed federal judge that he is trying to derail their future careers.
The Hill reports that Cruz wrote to the Texas State Bar and suggested the students might not be “fit to practice law” in the Lone Star State. “The idea that these future lawyers would find it acceptable to harass and insult a sitting judge boggles the mind,” Cruz wrote. Stanford officials have apologized to appellate judge Kyle Duncan for the noisy protest, which they said violated campus principles of free speech.
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