Getting through the interview process before landing the job is supposed to be the hard part.

For Daniel Hect, that might’ve been a cake walk.

Here’s why…

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Last month, the shared campus police department for Mount Holyoke and Smith College announced that it had hired Daniel Hect as the new police chief. Hect had previously served as director of public safety and chief of police for Xavier University in Cincinnati, OH, and in the same position at Denison University, also in Ohio.

Hect tweeted: “I am excited to announce I have accepted the position of Chief of Police at Mount Holyoke and Smith colleges, two of the most prestigious all women’s institutions in the nation.”

His latest “liked” tweet was from the director of student housing at Denison, who tweeted a photo of herself and a friend at the campus gym saying they “missed” him.

Despite this documented connection to the communities he has served, some Mount Holyoke students find Hect objectionable — because he appears to lean to the Right and support President Donald Trump.

Check out what happens when college students find out these border wall quotes were made by the likes of Schumer, Hillary, and Obama after being told they were made by President Trump.

It’s priceless.

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CLASSIC!

Hopefully, these kids learned a lesson.

Just a few years ago, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) used the same language about the border wall that Trump uses now.

The words are strikingly similar.

Just goes to show how political the border wall has become.

See for yourself:

Chuck Schumer in 2009:

-Americans don't like illegal immigration
-"Illegal immigration is wrong"
-People illegally in the U.S. are "illegal aliens," not "undocumented"
-Border fence made the southern border "far more secure…created a significant barrier to illegal immigration" pic.twitter.com/zoVyEgdrTC

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) December 28, 2018

Well said, Chuck!

“I know they all look alike.” Those are the words uttered by twice-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton about black people.

Just imagine, for a second, if a Republican said that.

There would be hysteria; pandemonium; outrage. Even more, it would actually be reported by the mainstream media.

College is a time to learn and grow and sign a petition that would send pro-Trump Americans to a concentration camp.

Classic.

Kaitlin Bennett went undercover.

I went undercover at @UCLA as a feminist named Jenna Talia and got students to sign a petition to put Trump supporters in concentration camps. Leftists are the REAL nazis.

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I went undercover at @UCLA as a feminist named Jenna Talia and got students to sign a petition to put Trump supporters in concentration camps. Leftists are the REAL nazis. pic.twitter.com/q4Fnm2kKeq

— Kaitlin Bennett (@KaitMarieox) February 25, 2019