The University of Guam denies any and all allegations of wrongdoing when they punished Professor Dr. Ron McNinch.

That's what UOG's legal counsel wrote in response to the national foundation for individual rights in education, also known as fire.

During this year's elections, McNinch wrote an email to students and staff about the great debate event, which UOG contends goes against their policy.

Fire, this week, is firing back saying they were disappointed to receive their dismissive response to their earlier letter. The nonprofit Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, which helps defend and sustain the individual rights of Americans, is calling upon UOG to rescind the punishment against McNinch, stating the university is legally bound to protect his First Amendment rights.

They are now expecting a “substantive response” to yet another letter sent to UOG, confirming that the university has rescinded mcninch’s punishment and will hereafter meet its binding legal obligations to honor free speech on campus.

McNinch is also set to appeal his punishment handed down by UOG President Dr. Thomas Krise before the board of regents in January. <p id="breakId_SPECIAL_pdf-1671603999264_WILL_RENDER_HTML_"></p><span id="mce_marker" data-mce-type="bookmark">?</span>