I agree with the value of a separation of spheres. Maybe not the way the article states. Politics is involved in maintaining healthy markets in a variety of w

I agree with the value of a separation of spheres. Maybe not the way the article states. Politics is involved in maintaining healthy markets in a variety of ways. Hands off mostly, but keeping market power from being too centralized, and making investments of national interest too large or too long term for smaller actors. But the reverse, where markets run politics is a disaster. And promotes nihilism. Also agree strong political viewpoints are out of place at the top administration level of educational institutions. There must be some umbrella of relative neutrality protecting vigorous discourse within universities.