Well, it's not an example of Betteridge's law ;-) The political science professor in question might consider the fact that while many college students struggle

Well, it's not an example of Betteridge's law ;-) The political science professor in question might consider the fact that while many college students struggle with basic math, they struggle just as much with basic literacy (most undergraduates can't write grammatical sentences, use punctuation, don't know how to write an essay, and have a hazy grasp of the idea of citation). Extending his argument we might consider removing History and English from the curriculum.