Sharp Partisan Divisions in Views of National Institutions

Very interesting question CPT. When professors teach and grade on their personal opinions and lower grades and even fail students who don't share the same viewpoints though well defended and written, then we have a major problem. I know this has been going on for awhile, but don't have specifics only trends and generalities. Grade on content, grammar, and thought; don't penalize them for their own opinions. College is meant to be a place for free thinking.

This was pretty interesting. You ne thing that I found very suprising is the percent wh viewed labor unions positively dropped as educational attainment rose on the republican side which makes sense. Higher education attainment usually puts people into management and not hourly labor union type jobs. However when liberals were asked the same question as education attainment rose for democrats viewing labor unions positively also rose. This doesn't make much sense unless one cnsiders it might be based more off of political ideology than actual particpation in unions as hourly workers.. could it also be that democrats are more likely to get derees in things that still have participation in public sector type unions such as education, where republicans tend more to get degrees in things like engjeering and busness? what do you guys think?