legal profession

Clarksville Online thinks the legal profession is owed an apology by Sen. Rosalind Kurita after her negative barbs during her primary campaign against attorney Tim Barnes:

I think we Americans have become a whiny, selfish bunch. 

If something goes bad in our life it's not our fault.  It's someone else' fault.  And we are always the victim of something, never the victimizer.  Why is that? I don't remember it being that way when I was a young man in my twenties.

I think we Americans have become a whiny, selfish bunch. 

If something goes bad in our life it's not our fault.  It's someone else' fault.  And we are always the victim of something, never the victimizer.  Why is that? I don't remember it being that way when I was a young man in my twenties.

This all started over here. And it touched a nerve that throbs. Surprising absolutely no one, that nerve has to do with “women’s work”, “men’s work” and the church.

I have to admit that this week's news of the fall of the Governor of New York has caused this writer some amusement and more than a touch of Spitzerfreuden.

Lately there have been days that I have started feeling like I'm a lawyer. 

Except that I'm not slimy or unprincipled nor do I have a desire to get on TV chasing down those people who think they've been injured by Vioxx.  Of course if I chose to do that it would be only be to right the wrong done by the evil drug companies to innocent victims and naturally I would have to be compensated for my time.  But I digress.

Lately there have been days that I have started feeling like I'm a lawyer. 

Except that I'm not slimy or unprincipled nor do I have a desire to get on TV chasing down those people who think they've been injured by Vioxx.  Of course if I chose to do that it would be only be to right the wrong done by the evil drug companies to innocent victims and naturally I would have to be compensated for my time.  But I digress.