Law school clinics provide (1) practical real-world experience for future lawyers and (2) access to counsel for people who need it most. Only a Harvard Law professor could possibly believe that not just one but *both* of these goals were unworthy
And this @NRO piece is some of the dumbest shit I've ever read. Imagine not understanding how representing capitalism's most desperate victims might lead to a desire to work for greater justice everywhere.
Two authors, less than half a clue between 'em.
Two authors, less than half a clue between 'em.
And *this,* the hell is this even?
How exactly are you expecting to be "advancing right-of-center priorities" while defending the poor against systems designed to keep them down? Are you going to make them read Ayn Rand? Explain why any benefits they rely on are bad actually?
How exactly are you expecting to be "advancing right-of-center priorities" while defending the poor against systems designed to keep them down? Are you going to make them read Ayn Rand? Explain why any benefits they rely on are bad actually?
