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Of the two law schools that I attended, only part-time adjunct faculty were Republicans...and they kept their views quiet in order to retain their positions.
I was taught that it was "good" when the Court looked at the "penumbras" of the Constitution, and "extended" its guarantees. I did not begin to learn that this was a pernicious doctrine which threatened the very existence of the Constitution, until I was out of law school in in practice.
I thoroughly agree that law professors who would sign such a letter are incompetent to to talk about, much less teach about, the Constitution of the United States.
Congressman Billybob
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Check out the Daily Standard on a regular basis -- a number of conservative law professors are writing op-eds on the issue. On the whole, however, I would not attach much weight to anything said or done by law professors. No one takes them seriously except themselves. The fact that they could only get 160 of these nutcases on a letter is a sign of weakness, not strength.
Both of them are probably having lunch with the conservative university professors. Fast-food no doubt. At the drive-up window. Since they'd all fit in one car.