Impeachment Is Costing The GOP Legal Minds
Famous conservative lawyer calling out Republicans for intellectual dishonesty.
Bryan A. Garner and Antonin Scalia (photo by Steve Petteway, Supreme Court photographer)
I’ve always called myself Republican. I keep my Twitter feed generally apolitical & will continue to do so. Generally. But as of today, I’m switching parties. Over impeachment. The Republican positions aren’t consonant with intellectual honesty. As of today, I’m an Independent.
—Bryan A. Garner, editor-in-chief of Black’s Law Dictionary and frequent writing partner of the late Justice Scalia, recently decided to quit the Republican party over impeachment.
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