Well, well, well. All you who believe that politicians are sometimes honest and sincere, please find the nearest seat and park your butt in it, because you’re about to be schooled. Law School Ninja is proud to present reason #7583 why you should never believe the words of a politician (hat tip: @TheFix).
Well, actually, I did. When I wrote this post about Senator Arlen Specter’s decision to change his party affiliation, I made an obtuse reference (in the title) to the reality show “Survivor.” I actually started writing the post as a full-blown analogy to Survivor, but it just wasn’t working for me so I reworked it. [...]
My favorite political science professor makes it a practice to ask the same question of his classes at the beginning of each semester. “What is the main purpose or goal of a politician?” A whole bunch of students would then raise their hands with answers like “making a change” or “enacting meaningful legislation” or — [...]
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Victim’s Brother of the Day: “Hide yo kids, hide yo wife, and hide yo husband, ‘cause dey rapin’ e’rrybody out here”: Antoine Dodson will save us all.
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I could sooo get used to this :)
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