(B) In re the "legal education" one receives at Harvard and Yale, etc: The hardest part is getting in. After one is "in," it is nigh on impossible to get thrown out ... whether one learns anything (many learn one hell of a lot) ... or not. Many arrive in an agenda-driven state and use the education to enter the goverment, whether they know anything or not,
(Obama is a perfect case in point. He absolutely is a legal dummie. FYI, he was not the "Editor" of the Harvard Law Review. He was the "President," a purely administrative post, in which he did quite a bit of swanning around, but absolutely, and quite notoriously, minimal actual work. That was done by paid staffers, and a very hardworking #2 guy. BHO, Jr. was merely one of the token exotics at the very frequent cocktail parties.) The fact that he was an Affirmative Action Anus and a fake did not go unnoticed by his classmates.
BTW, a century or so from now, some grad student will reveal why he is no longer a member of the bar. He plainly lied on his Illinois Bar Application in regard to (1) aliases used, (2) Drug Use, and (3) Motor Vehicle violations, but he was gently and very quietly bumped off the list, as was his wife, in the low-profile way Bar committees prefer to work. No shouting. They "chose" to leave.
I’m glad that many students reject the leftist indoctrination, but many end up partially jaded like Neil Boortz.
Our ‘higher’ education is a shambles. Rather than learning original intent, they learn to find emanations of penumbras, invisible constitutional rights, America-hating ethnic studies, and other claptrap that is easily reflected in Congress. They use a bastardized interpretation of the Commerce Clause to justify any tyranny imaginable.
Some professors refuse to give “A”s unless their students attend class in the nude. They attempt to discredit God at every turn. And the social traditions of college encourage rather than discourage reprobate activities. They are an abomination.
We would be better off barring college grads from even running.