Hey Eric...look at todays #Ukraine @KyivPost front page 
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My law school professors used to say, “When the facts are against you, argue the law. When the law is against you, argue the facts. And when both are against you, just pound your fists on the table & shout really loud.” That’s what my Republican colleagues are doing now.pic.twitter.com/7Ru419IneK
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The version I was taught was this: When the truth is on your side, pound your fist on the facts. When the facts are against you, pound your fist on the law. When the law is against you, pound your fist on public policy. If all else fails, go for righteous indignation.
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Facts, nothing but the facts. And - a bit of fist pounding, voice raising, and righteous indignation - for starters.
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Like Kavanaugh did in his rant. Seem as indignant as possible
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As I used to tell the guys I tutored in high school:if you don’t know the answer, baffle ‘em with bullshit. By the time they figure out you haven’t exactly answered the question your teachers will be tired, they’ll give you a passing grade & read someone else’s paper
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That strategy worked very well for me several times throughout my education.
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Was your law professor as disappointed in you as the rest of us?
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Man! Makes me NOT want to go to law school! Sounds like ethically corrupt advise!
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It’s not.
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