If academics want to make political statements on controversial topics, then that's an entirely different situation to academics having grants cancelled (not just not-renewed, but cancelling already allotted money) when they're not making political statements.
By the way, do you have an example of the academics feeling threatened by making political statements?
Sorry. You are wrong. Your first assertion was that the only difference was trump pushing different issues than Biden. And your source for this false equivalence is an example of a professor fired by a University that has nothing to do with Biden in any way shape or form. You seem to have difficulty with the truth and difficulty engaging in a good faith dialog.
i was answering to this question "By the way, do you have an example of the academics feeling threatened by making political statements?"
i mentionned biden's presidency. I think the date matches.
Indeed as i said elsewhere the style was different, much less a one-man decision. But biden's administration was pushing an agenda as well, and it wasn't soft on people that disagreed.
By the way, do you have an example of the academics feeling threatened by making political statements?