BOMBSHELL EMAILS: Texas A&M Threatened and Tried to Silence Conservative Student

Texas A&M University is under fire after administrators were accused of silencing a conservative student who objected to transgender curriculum, sparking outrage across the country under President Trump’s leadership.

The controversy erupted when a student objected on religious grounds to a professor’s lesson on transgender issues in a children’s literature class.

Instead of respecting her views, school officials allegedly threatened her, violating her rights to free expression.

Rep. Brian Harrison, a Texas Republican, told Fox News: “Instead of removing the professor over the summer, he and his team threatened and tried to silence a student who likely had her constitutional rights violated as she was kicked out of class.”

The professor, Melissa McCoul, was eventually fired, and the dean and department head were demoted. But conservatives say the punishment came only after public backlash.

Fox News reported: “Texans are being taxed out of their homes, and their money is being weaponized against them, their values, and their children.”

Harrison blasted the scandal, saying: “After serving under President Trump, I was shocked after I got elected in ’21 to learn that the Texas government might be the biggest funder of DEI and LGBTQ indoctrination in America.”

The Texas A&M Board of Regents has now ordered an audit of all courses across the system.

Board Chairman Bill Mahomes said: “The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will not tolerate actions that damage the reputation of our institutions.”

Texas Scorecard confirmed that the student objected due to her Christian beliefs.

University President Mark Welsh tried to defend the administration, saying: “This isn’t about academic freedom; it’s about academic responsibility.”

But conservatives argued that Welsh’s response was simply an attempt to cover up indoctrination.

Fox News stressed that under Trump, universities are facing more scrutiny over taxpayer-funded radicalism.

Harrison added: “Our children are being indoctrinated with radical leftist ideology on the taxpayers’ dime.”

The scandal has been seen as part of a wider national problem where conservative students face harassment on campuses dominated by liberal professors.

Conservatives applauded Trump’s ongoing fight to dismantle DEI initiatives nationwide, which they see as the root of incidents like this.

The firing of McCoul was seen as an admission that the lesson was inappropriate.

But parents and students still worry whether conservatives are truly safe at Texas A&M.

Fox News called the case “a textbook example of liberal universities silencing dissent.”

Trump supporters argue this shows exactly why higher education must be reformed under his administration.

The backlash has put Texas A&M under heavy scrutiny from both state and federal leaders.

Taxpayers are now demanding accountability for their money being used to push radical ideology.

Rep. Harrison summarized the frustration: “Texans deserve universities that teach facts, not indoctrination.”