New Obama Scandal: Top Obama Adviser Could Face Legal Disbarment

No Quarter ^ | 3-26-08 | Larry Johnson

[Anti-Hillary]

Life is good if your last name is Redenbacher!!!

[lilylangtree]

“Hillary is a person of values and integrity”—ROTFLMAO!

[Beckwith]

So, what did he do to get disbarred?

[scottinoc]

This is great, just bought a whole case of Kettle Corn, especially after Bosnia-gate the hits just keep on coming!

[Past Your Eyes]

"...the sacred bond of trust between a lawyer and their client"

Good God, is there anyone left who knows how to write and speak the English language?

[AZLiberty]

Funny. If the Clintons are truly innocent, what could Mr. Craig possibly reveal? Could he be disbarred for divulging the secret that Hillary Clinton is “a person of values and integrity”? (Perhaps he could, because that would be an out-and-out lie.)

[abclily]

It’s sad to say, but there are very few.

[TommyDale]

"He knows Hillary is a person of values and integrity, even as he smears her."

Bwahahahahahahahaa!!!!!

[ParadigmLost]

If I recall correctly, wasn’t one of Hillary's top advisor's disbarred ( Bill )?

[Paleo Conservative]

So, what did he do to get disbarred?

Used information obtained while being hired as an attorney for the Clintons to attack the Clintons in the media as Obama's attack dog. There are very few reasons an attorney can break the attorney-client privelege. Personal gain is not one of them.

[ArmstedFragg]

Ole’ Larry's frothing a bit there. But it's always nice to read the Hillary talking points in their unadulterated form. I'd list this as chapter two of the Carville ‘Judas’ program.

There's a difference between the attorney's obligation not to disclose privileged information and the attorney's right to express opinions that are unrelated to his prior employment, but involve the same client. Saying, “he told me he perjured himself” is a violation. Saying, “the guy ran over my foot yesterday” isn't.

All Craig is doing is using his skills as an advocate to make arguments based on the same information that's available to the rest of us. He's doing it persuasively, which is why the Hillary camp wants to shut him up, but what he's doing is perfectly permissible.

[penowa]

"He knows Hillary is a person of values and integrity, even as he smears her."

I stopped reading here...

[Paleo Conservative]

There's a difference between the attorney's obligation not to disclose privileged information and the attorney's right to express opinions that are unrelated to his prior employment, but involve the same client. Saying, “he told me he perjured himself” is a violation. Saying, “the guy ran over my foot yesterday” isn't.

And just how does one comparmentalize all that information to make he doesn't mix in some privileged information along with non-priveleged information?

[Nervous Tick]

>> is there anyone left who knows how to write and speak the English language?

I see what you mean!

How could the words “trust” and “lawyer” appear together in a valid sentence??!? :-)

[Polyxene]

Greg Craig — another name to add to the Arkancide-Watch List! Chris Matthews, Bill Richardson — I’m sure there are more!

[ArmstedFragg]

It’s the ‘PC-ization’ of the language at work again. I recently proofed a contract that used ‘that person’ in place of ‘his’. It did so in a clause that referred to more than one person, thereby turning an easily interpreted sentence into one that created an ambiguity as to who the contract applied to. Political correctness will be the death of us all.

...or... um... “as to whom it applied”...

[ArmstedFragg]

And just how does one comparmentalize all that information to make he doesn't mix in some privileged information along with non-priveleged information?

Carefully.

[Ouderkirk]

He knows Hillary is a person of values and integrity....That is just too rich. Do they even read this stuff before they print it.

Larry, you need to stop smoking that joint. Your mind has turned to applesauce.

[aruanan]

Good God, is there anyone left who knows how to write and speak the English language?

People don't want to seem sexist by using "he". I've told people that I'm a guy and I'll use "he" to indicate the unspecified third person. If someone wants to use "she" and sound dopey, that's okay.

[Dahoser]

Obama’s got Klintoon bag man Gregory Craig in his camp? The same SOB who did all the in front of camera lying when the stormtroopers took away Elian? That’s insanity to let a Klintoon insider like that anywhere near him plus just being associated with scum like that.