I've been out. Are the Republicans really mounting an "All white boys look the same" defense of their SCOTUS nominee? Really?
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I feel like I should get an award for having Ed Whelan block me for calling out his hackery before it really started *in earnest.*
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Though look at it this way: This has been, by far, the GOP's most successful coordinated issue. It's just like they're coordinating the incompetence to make it more so.
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Harvard Law must be so proud.
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and Yale Law too
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Anyone can file an ethics complaint against a lawyer, and their bar association has to take it seriously and investigate. It may not get him disbarred, but at least it's very professionally embarrassing.
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As soon as we finish laughing at him. Which might not be until 2030 or so.
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He deleted this one from Sunday, guess he didn’t realize she taught graduate level Psychology classes -pic.twitter.com/Qo6wHODVtY
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I guess we have a partial answer to the obvious question, "If this is what they went with, how bad were the ideas they rejected?"
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Still going through his exhibits. That is a lot of floor plans
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Or at the very least his Presidency of any organization with Ethics in the title.
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I saved this one of Whelan’s from Monday. He deleted it. Don’t think he realized what her degrees were in -pic.twitter.com/HnFPjRz4C7
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does he even have an active law license? no record in DC/VA/MD.
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I always get bad vibes from lawyers that don’t practice law on a day to day basis. Same goes for judges that never tried a case at the trial level before being a judge.
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That's becoming increasingly common b/c so few cases outside of criminal go to trial. That doesn't mean we don't practice law. There are mediations, arbitrations, bench trials on eqitable issues, & motion hearings galore.
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Sure. I consider that the practice of day to day law. Whelan is at a think tank; not a law firm. Kavanaugh was mostly a judge’s clerk, with Ken Starr, and in the Bush White House. He was in private practice for a short time with a niche area in federal law.
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Just reminds me of a contracts class in law school without drafting a contract. Or Wills and Estates without drafting estate planning documents. There’s an artifice to it all.
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At the County Court level, most of the major districts in CA send newly elected judges to "judge school," where retired judges teach them to be appropriately decorum-y.
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They have similar training in NJ. But the judges are picked by the Governor. But, from what I can tell, they all have had some trial work as an attorney.
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