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  1. “The firm figures it can’t afford to be on the wrong side of the culture war.”

    And there it is in black and white! What kind of decision is that? A selfless decision?

    The firm FIGURES as in adding up the dollars and cents. What the left did to Target and now are trying to do to persons who donated to Wisconsin’s Walker, they’ll do to anybody. They tried it on Arizona but it didn’t work. Call it sanctions, call it economic war, call it terror, call it heinous. . . and in this case where the craven law firm figured it best cave, call it stupid. The Virginia attorney general wrote a nice little letter to King & Spaulding.

    http://washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/2011/04/virginia-ag-cancels-king-spalding-work-after-obsequious-act-weakn

  2. What was that one comment of Freds?

    It hit me with the force of 10,000 bricks, his words churning like a 205 mile an hour twister, so violently and from a character so well-described as rational and cordial; Me, open-mouthed and rejoicing! It’s one of those game changers, an epiphany, you’re not alone–at least you hope–and it’s like medicine, like salve on an open wound, and I did a little dance, a little war whoop, a little fist pump: and just because, for once, for one moment, one person demanded JUSTICE!

    But the person makes the difference. We will need more but they are out there. Come forward!

  3. It wasn’t about justice, as evident by the lack of protest over Obama’s adoption of most of the Bush policies against which Obama had campaigned.

    It was about sticking it to Bush, and consequences be damned.

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