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  • Bush's Next Target: Malpractice Lawyers

    02/26/2005 7:41:55 PM PST · by NYC GOP Chick · 31 replies · 1,550+ views
    NY Times ^ | 2.27.2005 | Steve Lohr
    February 27, 2005 Bush's Next Target: Malpractice Lawyers By STEVE LOHR HICAGOTODD A. SMITH is one of the nation's leading medical malpractice lawyers, renowned and feared in the courtroom, having extracted a lengthy string of multimillion-dollar settlements and verdicts from doctors, hospitals and insurers over the years. Though wealthy even by the standards of his profession, Mr. Smith, 55, seems to have lost none of the intensity and passion that fuel his 12- to 14-hour workdays and make him a persuasive trial lawyer.Seated in his law firm's conference room, with an Olympian view high above Lake Michigan, Mr. Smith recited...
  • Beyond the Barbed Wire: Bush won a mandate for immigration reform

    12/04/2004 2:47:53 PM PST · by Jew4GWB · 98 replies · 1,233+ views
    Reason Magazine ^ | 12/03/2004 | Dan Griswold
    Our existing immigration system is out of step with the realities of American life. Our economy continues to produce opportunities for low-skilled workers in important sectors of our economy such as retail, services, construction, and tourism. Meanwhile, the pool of Americans willing and happy to fill those jobs continues to shrink as the average American worker grows older and becomes better educated. Yet our immigration system has no legal channel for workers from Mexico and other countries to come to the United States even temporarily to fill those jobs. The result is widespread illegal immigration. ... Legalization would improve the...