If you were looking for a reason to not send your child to Harvard, you just got it.
After having utterly destroyed the city of Chicago during her time as mayor, Lori Lightfoot has a new job.
She will soon be standing in front of tomorrow’s leaders spewing her rhetoric at Harvard University.
Are They Kidding?
Lightfoot will be teaching a course at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health tentatively titled “Health Policy and Leadership.”
As of the end of August, she will serve as the Richard L. and Ronay A. Menschel Senior Leadership Fellow.
The Menschel program, according to the school, “offers a rare opportunity for those who have recently served in top-level positions in government, multilateral institutions, nonprofit organizations and journalism to spend time at the school mentoring and teaching students who aspire to similar roles. Lightfoot will hold regular office hours to meet with students, faculty and staff during her time on campus.”
Michelle A. Williams, dean of faculty at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health stated, “As mayor, she showed strong leadership in advocating for health, equity, and dignity for every resident of Chicago, from her declaration of structural racism as a public health crisis to her innovative initiative to bring mental health services to libraries and shelters.
“And of course, she led the city through the COVID-19 pandemic.”
This is like a cruel joke.
You fail, yet you get rewarded with one of the most prestigious jobs in education.
Lightfoot took a victory lap on Twitter…
I've always loved teaching, and the opportunity to get back to it is something I am excited about. Looking forward to sharing the experiences and perceptions I learned governing through one of the most challenging times in American history with the @HarvardChanSPH community! https://t.co/yepEhBn2IO
— Lori Lightfoot (@LoriLightfoot) June 1, 2023
I wonder if Lightfoot will give advice on booking hair appointments during a pandemic as part of her class.
Such a complete and utter joke.
Source: Fox News
