Professors attempt to sabotage Kayleigh McEnaney event
Texas Tech University faculty members appear to be attempting to sabotage an event featuring Kayleigh McEnaney by encouraging people to reserve tickets with no intention of attending. Read more
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Texas Tech University faculty members appear to be attempting to sabotage an event featuring Kayleigh McEnaney by encouraging people to reserve tickets with no intention of attending. Read more
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