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Topic	U. Of Alabama RETURNS 21 MILLION to LIBERAL DONOR after his ABORTION Comments!!!
mrduckbear 06/07/19 6:32:43 PM #1:	Would you ever support a business that was anti-abortion? - Results (5 votes) Yes, even though i disagree with them, money talks and i care more about the money and business than politics 20% (1 vote) 1 Yes because i'm actually anti-abortion too so it works for me 60% (3 votes) 3 Never 20% (1 vote) 1 The University of Alabama board of trustees are RETURNING the 21.5 MILLION it received from a top donor, the most its ever gotten, after he called on students to BOYCOTT the school over the state's new abortion ban!! 70 y/o Liberal Billionaire, Hugh F. Culverhouse, a real estate investor and lawyer pledged the multi millions in September but recently urged students to boycott the school Hours later, they announced they were considering giving back his money as Alabama Governor, Kay Ivey signed the most stringent abortion law in the US that ultimately bans all abortions even from incest and rape and make it a FELONY where a doctor performing it could get up to 99 years in the slammer Alabama is part of a wave of conservative statse that seek to mount new legal challenges to Roe V Wade Culverhouse says he has no doubt Alabama is retaliating over his call for the boycott, the University denies it and called it an "ongoing dispute" over how the gift was handled. The University claims it recommended the return before his boycott call and that donors "may not dictate University administration" and that Culverhouse made numerous demands regarding the operation of the school He called them LIARS over the account but acknowledges there were some disagreements over the handling of the gift as he told President Stuart Bell that the law school should admit more students and his donation was to fund scholarships for that He thought the matter was resolved but clearly it hadn't.. The 14 members who voted on it, including Governor Kay Ivey, decided to return the money as Culverhouse was stunned by it but said "You probably shouldn't put a living person's name on a building, because at some point they might get fed up and start talking" Would you ever support a business that was anti-abortion? Culverhouse - --- Every time a Gamefaqs User PROVES they Stepped on a Bug, i will STOP Posting for 24 Hours...THIS ACCOUNT ONLY <cite>mrduckbear posted [p:922937095] in U. Of Alab... [t:77769642]...</cite> <quote> Would you ever support a business that was anti-abortion? - Results (5 votes) Yes, even though i disagree with them, money talks and i care more about the money and business than politics 20% (1 vote) 1 Yes because i'm actually anti-abortion too so it works for me 60% (3 votes) 3 Never 20% (1 vote) 1 The University of Alabama board of trustees are RETURNING the 21.5 MILLION it received from a top donor, the most its ever gotten, after he called on students to BOYCOTT the school over the state's new abortion ban!! 70 y/o Liberal Billionaire, Hugh F. Culverhouse, a real estate investor and lawyer pledged the multi millions in September but recently urged students to boycott the school Hours later, they announced they were considering giving back his money as Alabama Governor, Kay Ivey signed the most stringent abortion law in the US that ultimately bans all abortions even from incest and rape and make it a FELONY where a doctor performing it could get up to 99 years in the slammer Alabama is part of a wave of conservative statse that seek to mount new legal challenges to Roe V Wade Culverhouse says he has no doubt Alabama is retaliating over his call for the boycott, the University denies it and called it an "ongoing dispute" over how the gift was handled. The University claims it recommended the return before his boycott call and that donors "may not dictate University administration" and that Culverhouse made numerous demands regarding the operation of the school He called them LIARS over the account but acknowledges there were some disagreements over the handling of the gift as he told President Stuart Bell that the law school should admit more students and his donation was to fund scholarships for that He thought the matter was resolved but clearly it hadn't.. The 14 members who voted on it, including Governor Kay Ivey, decided to return the money as Culverhouse was stunned by it but said "You probably shouldn't put a living person's name on a building, because at some point they might get fed up and start talking" Would you ever support a business that was anti-abortion? Culverhouse - --- Every time a Gamefaqs User PROVES they Stepped on a Bug, i will STOP Posting for 24 Hours...THIS ACCOUNT ONLY</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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