The explosive allegations against seven members of Cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity have reignited a national debate over campus culture, consent, and accountability.
But BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock believes the story has taken over the news cycle for a deeper reason.
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“Why did this all of a sudden become national news? … I guess it’s intriguing or interesting, but … see, it’s like they want us talking about this or it wouldn’t be getting the attention that it’s getting,” Whitlock says.
“The Cornell 7 wouldn’t be all over … social media. Rape allegations go on all the time. Rape allegations on college campuses go on all the time. But clearly there seems to be something,” he continues.
“Maybe it’s conservatives. Maybe we’re pushing for this conversation. Maybe we want
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