The California public university system prides itself as an open marketplace of ideas with one caveat: ideas must be liberal or otherwise have no place in the classroom. We all know that it exists on campus. Start talking politics with your professors during office hours if it isn’t already blatantly obvious, or simply view the recent documentary “Indoctrinate U.”

The reason for this bias is self-explanatory — liberal administrators select professors that agree with their politics. If you have any doubts whatsoever, take a look at the statistics. According to a recent study, 72 percent of American university professors are “liberal,” while just 15 percent are conservative. In addition, 80 percent of psychology professors are Democrats. What is a conservative student (or professor, for that matter) to do? Read on.