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Presidential Town Hall Debate tonight!
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10/7/2008 8:30pm Update:
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10/7/2008:
Tonight is the second of three debates between Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama.
Held at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, and moderated by Tom Browkaw – tonight’s debate is in Town Hall format, and the discussion will be Domestic and Foreign Policy.
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October 8th 2008 - 15:45:51 |
bradykp wrote:
Actually, truth be told it is frustrating to read about someone’s 2nd or 3rd hand knowledge about the industry that I’m not only a part of, but actually involved with the hiring in. Whatever. This discussion is a dead horse. Sometimes people get lucky for whatever reason, but 99.9% of the time if you’re not from xyz school you’re not working at BigLaw.
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October 8th 2008 - 15:56:16 |
Katie_Scarlett wrote:
i’m just giving my experiences from what a friend told me, and since i’m an inquisitive person, i’m looking for your input on it. we started off talking about the value of those degrees though….i never intended it to be a discussion of the value of them at law firms since I don’t know that much about it other than what i see my friends experiencing when they first graduated. oh well. who thought that offering opinions on a message board was a bad thing.
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October 8th 2008 - 16:19:09 |
a_siren wrote:
Wow, what a classy post. You’re kind of an elitist, huh Siren? By your post and by your user name I can tell you’ve got quite an ego.
Maybe instead of Siren you should consider another mythologically based name; A_Harpie.
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October 8th 2008 - 16:47:19 |
LD wrote:
You will see above that I don’t agree with the hiring practices at big law firms. I did accurately describe what reality is in terms of hiring at these firms. The ad hominem attack was unwarranted and unneccessary.
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October 8th 2008 - 17:19:59 |
seriously LD. a siren was just telling it like it is. if that’s how the hiring practices at big firms work, that doesn’t make siren the elitest. in fact, i think it was one of siren’s posts that said she didn’t think she’d get hired at her old firm, and was kinda lucky back when she did. in fact, her posts on this thread have been the opposite of elitists, as she also commented on she thinks firms would be better served by hiring top people from some lower ranked schools rather than the “privileged” kids from the higher tier schools.
the unwarranted attacks on this site are so tiring.
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October 8th 2008 - 17:44:05 |
What happens if Democrats control both the Presidency, Senate, and House?
There’s an article on CNN which wonders what would happen if the Democrats gained enough seats to get the “Magic 60″ in the Senate which would mean that their party could pass any legislation they wanted to where that 60 majority would kill any filibuster attempt by the opposing party.
What would happen?
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October 8th 2008 - 18:19:28 |
One thing is for sure if the Dems control the gov’t completely than marijuana would be legal – check Barney Frank’s latest legislation. ( Yes that bailout Barney)
http://www.house.gov/frank/marijuana041708.html
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October 8th 2008 - 19:38:26 |
YipYap wrote:
Alright! Go Barney!
Was McCain on medical marijuana at a PA rally today when he called Americans “my fellow prisoners…”?
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October 8th 2008 - 20:17:02 |
YipYap wrote:
yay! i can smoke all i want. i knew about that legislation. he’s doing it cause he aint running for reelection
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