No Second 'Chances'
You can have a second ACT, but you don't get a consequence-free mulligan.
The New York Times seems to think everyone was too tough on Jeffrey Toobin. They are wrong. Meanwhile one guy who has had far too many chances is Rand Paul, who continues to be completely awful, this time in blocking a bill designed to protect federal judges. And California bar applicants don’t need a second chance either, they just need a bar examiner willing to grade their exams honestly rather than suggesting that one-third of them cheated.
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