[ImJustAnotherOkie]

I’d just say to the student “What have you done for him lately?”

[vg0va3]

Just went to lunch with my daughter. We both drank water instead of a soft drink. Felt healthier when I finished.

I can play that boycott game too, Coke.

[Baynative]

"Of course, even a Con Law professor focusing on the Bill of Rights should know that the principle of judicial review has been alive and well since 1803, so I still feel like my educational credentials have been tarnished a bit by the President’s “unprecedented, extraordinary” remarks..."

When you trust a liberal to lead a class the result is students are taught 'what' to think, not how to think.

[the invisib1e hand]

This is the first and only complaint about prof Obama there, Perry Mason?

you should get a lawyer to sue for a refund. Then use the proceeds to learn a trade.

[240B]

my own constitutional law professor

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Obama is not now, and never was a ‘law professor’. There is no documented proof that he ever graduated from anything even high school, much less that he was ever a professor.

He is a fraud and a liar. The Leftists at Harvard had him hanging around as a token. And I guess it has been said that he guest lectured a couple of times. As always with everything about Obama, this is another undocumented and unproven claim.

I'm surprised they resurrected this ‘law professor’ nonsense. It has be shown to be a completely undocumented claim. And frankly, I'm tired of hearing it. It is insulting to all of us.

Why didn't they just make him an astronaut, or a race car driver? He never did that either. What's the difference.

[Pagey]

When Brit Hume, (much to my dismay) earlier this week, referred to B. Hussein Obama as a “Constitutional Scholar” on Greta’s show, I almost fell out of my chair in disbelief. Calling him a “Constitutional Scholar” is like saying my 12 year old daughter is fluent in Quantum Mechanics. It’s a truly silly (and wholly untrue) statement.

[BAW]

I am enjoying every bit of this comedy. See my new tag line.

[PA Engineer]

Interesting details about the DOJ lawyer. Her name is Dana Lydia Kaersvang from the Law Firm of Morrison & Foerster. A few lawyers from this firm have been placed in the Obama Administration. Most of the information on their donations are funneled into the Morrison & Foester Foundation, where publicly they state their donations are only to nonprofits. Digging deeper, however shows the firm is neck deep in the highest levels of the Obama Adminstration:

From Open Secrets:

Morrison & Foester Obama Political Donations

From the same site are the breakdowns of political donations to each of the parties. Morrison & Foerster gave the Republicans $22,050 and the Democrats $376,339. Here are the donations to the Republicans. Really there is no surprise who they decided to make donations to.

They also gave the Democratic Party $111,079 and the Republican Party $2560.

Welcome to corporatism and fascism at its finest.

[muir_redwoods]

I think it is a tautology that any law that SCOTUS overturns was, at one point, passed by both houses of congress. If it was never passed, the Court would never have to review it..

[Cyber Liberty]

FTA, concerning the case in the Fifth...

Kaersvang: Marbury v. Madison is the law, your honor, but it would not make sense in this circumstance to strike down this statute, because there’s no –

Smith: I would like to have from you by noon on Thursday…a letter stating what is the position of the Attorney General and the Department of Justice

I don't think the judge acted 100% on what Obama said. I think he was pi$$ed at what the DoJ person, Kaersvang, said.

[garjog]

Check out my blog for more Obama outrages: The Obama Clarifier http://obamaclarifier.blogspot.com/