Teaching in a college or university does not abrogate an individual's right to free speech as protected by the United States Constitution.

The college experience is supposed to be about the free exchange of ideas. A good college or university is supposed to have faculty with a wide range of viewpoints. It's not only okay but encouraged to challenge ideas and points of view as part of the learning process. ABOR severely limits the college experience and the value of a college education.

The rest of the world honors the very thing David Horowitz rails against. Students from all over the world attend colleges and universities in the U.S. to attain quality of education that comes from the free exchange of ideas.

Horowitz claims to be protecting the classroom, but most of his stories discuss activities that occur outside the classroom.

Horowitz has been forced to admit that much of his information is false. In a public hearing before Pennsylvania state lawmakers, he had to retract previous claims, such as a story about a Penn State professor who supposedly showed the film Fahrenheit 9/11 to a science class. Horowitz admitted the incident never happened.