Harvard graduate walks out of Merrick Garland's commencement address

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A woman who attended Harvard's commencement ceremony this past Sunday after earning a master's degree in psychology from the school couldn't bear to sit through the entire commencement address delivered by Attorney General Merrick Garland — and walked out while he was still speaking.

Emma Heussner is based in Washington, D.C., and today works in social media at The Daily Caller.

She shared on Twitter on Sunday that she had "just walked out of Harvard’s graduation because I didn’t want to listen to Merrick Garland talk about himself for 30 minutes" — but also said that what she did hear was "pretty rich."

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And "by the time Merrick Garland finally started speaking, it was very much — I think he was trying to be inspirational and motivating, as in, ‘You guys are responsible for making the world a better place,'" she said.

"I didn't want to be preached to by Merrick Garland."

"But the way it read," she continued, "was very much like, ‘This country sucks and you guys can fix it.’ "

That "didn't sit right with me," she told Fox News Digital.

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"Garland is such a disappointment … He's no moderate."

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