A partner at a law firm seeks
advice from an ethics website when he is unable to determine
whether it is right or wrong to block Federalist Society members
from being hired to associate positions. Hilarity ensues. (And,
per the post addendum, the partner does, indeed, dump Federalist
Society tainted resumes…)
Hire whomever you want for whatever reasons, but if, say, a
right-wing movie producer were wrestling with the same conundrum,
Newsweek would not doubt be rushing into production a cover
story, Return of the Blacklist?
Pete| 12.7.09 @ 6:35PM
Do these people have a way of identifying each other - maybe a Lance Armstrong type rubber bracelet that says I Hate Bush or something? Or do you think they know based on metrosexual appearance and an air false superiority and smugness?
The sad thing is that this happens all the time. Most are so beaten down by their college experience that they would never dare put something like that on their resume.
zombyboy | 12.8.09 @ 1:06AM
The only good part of that is that the ethicist gave a great answer with no room for questioning the proper path.
Of course, then the jerk went and submarined all of the conservatives and ethics be damned.
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Amor de Cosmos| 12.8.09 @ 9:28AM
The Federalist Society members were saved from the fate of having to work with an idiot.
L. Ross| 12.8.09 @ 11:51AM
Allright, for those of you who want to read something very funny, check out the last link from the above cited article.
http://www.gq.com/news-politic.....n-bed-best
zombyboy | 12.8.09 @ 1:10PM
L. Ross, I have so many comments on that article and precisely none of them are appropriate for a family audience.
I'm feeling kind of proud right now, though.
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