[Reily]

Where did you get the idea of bottom tier?

Gettysburg College is ranked #54

University of Baltimore Law
#129 in Best Law Schools (tie)
#22 in Part-time Law (tie)

The Gettysburg College has a pretty good ranking
University of Baltimore Law, I’d say middle tier for full time. Not a bad ranking for part-time.

Not everyone can go to Ivy League for law. (Like we actually need more of those !)
Too many lawyers anyway ! Much of the root of our national problems !

[TakebackGOP]

The RNC wanted Trump to lose. They didn’t do anything before the election in those battleground states about the changes in the law.

[KevinB]

Gettysburg is #54 in the ranking of National Liberal Arts Colleges, which is a listing of colleges that award only undergraduate degrees and more than half of the graduates have liberal arts degrees. That is a subset of the national rankings. Gettysburg doesn't appear in the national rankings. It is not anywhere close to #54 nationally.

Law school tiers are generally as follows:

Top 14: Top tier
15-50: Second tier
51-100: Third tier
Below 100: Bottom tier

The University of Baltimore at 129 is well into the bottom tier. Part-time rankings are largely irrelevant as a very small percentage of law schools offer part-time programs.

Law is one of those fields where quality of brains and education matter. This guy's educational background tells me that he is not stellar. I would not hire him to do legal work. The fact that he secured a job as chief counsel for the Republican party tells me he's likely some really rich donor's son or nephew.