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:: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 ::
Walter Olson on Kagan nomination as "revenge of the grinds," i.e. the Ivy-League grade-grubber -- the "organization kids."
So strange that the Obamalama dingdongs would keep on playing the "common touch"/"empathy" theme. Yep, Manhattan's ultra-arty Upper West Side, then Princeton, then Harvard Law School, then the corridors of national power. Sounds like the "common touch" to me! Take that, Pinpoint, Ga.! They'll be weepin' in the aisles!
:: David M. Wagner 6:51 PM [+] ::
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So strange that the Obamalama dingdongs would keep on playing the "common touch"/"empathy" theme. Yep, Manhattan's ultra-arty Upper West Side, then Princeton, then Harvard Law School, then the corridors of national power. Sounds like the "common touch" to me! Take that, Pinpoint, Ga.! They'll be weepin' in the aisles!
:: David M. Wagner 6:51 PM [+] ::
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