
Law Professors Try To Defend Trump’s End To Birthright Citizenship. It Does Not Go Well For Them.
It's officially a pile on.
It's officially a pile on.
Hoping for the sake of Georgetown's students that this is made out of bad faith and not rank stupidity.
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One year down, and a lifetime on the high court to go.
Finally we see all the obstacles right-wingers have to overcome.
Maybe Georgetown had to disinvite all those students because the room was so packed...
Obviously we're talking about the conservative law professor here.
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Libertarians aren't happy with this Trump judicial nominee.
These professors need to knock off the "diversity" reappropriation.
Say what you will about these folks, but at least they're interesting.
Instead of going away, the infighting at Georgetown Law is only escalating.
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It's time to get voting in ATL's annual March Madness bracket!
In an open letter to the school, BLSA did the best version of "turning it around on them" that we've seen in a while.
Sometimes you just have to laugh.
Two prominent conservative professors come to the late justice's defense.
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