[wk4bush2004]

A bunch of liberals! These people have no respect at all, whatsoever, for our military.

[jra]

Law of Unintended Consequences applies here. Based only on the publicity generated by this, recruiting will benefit--whether they're Yale grads or not.

I reeeeeeally doubt we'd been having tons of success there, anyway. Yale Law degree=$$$$ in the private sector. Those folks NEVER intended to join the military.

[Archon of the East]

And people don't believe we are currently fighting a revolution.

[JFK_Lib]

Yale Law Dean Koh should be fired.

And Americans should take every opportunity to show their disgust with that neoMarxist pile of refuse.

Yale - *barf*!

[Non-Sequitur]

I didn't realize that Yale was such a big source of talent for the military.

[Tacis]

Is that Hongjo Koh of the Pyongyang Hongju Kohs?

Fact of the matter is that elitist Ivy League lawyers have done more than enough damage to America. Why would a Yale law school graduate work for what the US government could pay him?

Hillie AND Willie are Yale Law. Isn't that enough to thank Koh?

[highnoon]

FU...YU

[GaltMeister]

We should invade their campus, kill their Deans, and convert their Professors to Christianity.

[usurper]

Do you know if Yale receives any federal funding?

[Spruce]

Less lawyers in the military sounds like a good idea to me.

[mista science]

I have a daughter in grad school at Yale. More conservative than me (I'm a bleeding heart conservative). Yale has focused too much on SAT scores and PC considerations in their students and their research and teaching staff.

Some of her profs don't know whether W. was involved in the 9-11 attack, and others still can't tie their own shoes.

[groanup]

$320 million in taxpayer funds. THAT'S OUR MONEY FOLKS! What an outrage!!!

[greatsquire]

I adhere to the nobility and instruction of the opinions of our military, protecting others and us from danger like our police.

Remember, the social-minded, successful thinker of enlightened proportion-- George Bernard Shaw-- once said that those who cannot do, teach (respectful, I'm sure of the age-old profession that helps us but not the one that does not with error pedantics).

Yale Professors-- teachers, gentle readers, and I am a securities professional in a banking family, don't have a pot to go in, so unseat whatever they're on at once. I am also from hundred-year generations of law business and can tell you that even the bulk of (pee-wee) Yale law-lawyers work for legal corporations like everyone else and may also lack a pot to go in. The last point comes from John Stuart Mill's prophesy about the industrial revolution: call a Yale lawyer and ask her or him to explain for $20/hr (the superiority of basics over quality of life).

AND.. I just happen to be a proud Yale undergraduate alumnus who knows the INSIDERISM, NEPOTISM, SHORTCOMINGS OF FACULTY, mediocrity of the law student body and blighted professional demeanor. I can attest to their HIGH touted test SCORES which provide EXCELLENT BUREAUCRATS, personages forbidden in my family though certainly not military.

I ought mention the obvious flagrant problem of the schools wasting time with such a crass diversion as partisan politics after all my tution dollars.

Sincerly,
John Miller