Donald Trump Calls Leonard Leo A ‘Sleazebag’… Again
It's never enough.
It's never enough.
And Kirkland tries a little tenderness. FedSoc does not.
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Bold plan for dealing with district court judges floated at the FedSoc Lawyers Convention.
Quite the combination of words.
At least we know he thinks he looks good in orange....
Broken clocks, as they say.
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Yes, even (some) lawyers blindly repeat right-wing talking points on these.
David Souter reminds us of an era when the Supreme Court wasn't completely broken.
Eat Less Chikin.
Man behind the rise of the Federalist Society sat for an interview that gives softball a bad name.
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After this, you'll probably be even more convinced that judge shopping is a problem.
You're probably not surprised to hear Leo is giving big money to this right-wing cause du jour.
Consider the Venn diagram...
Leonard Leo got a protester arrested. The protester secured the last laugh.