Hard Questions
Some were asked of me privately.
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Reading the names of U.S. military killed in Iraq on the steps of Memorial Church, Harvard, March 20, 2007 – Invasion + 4 years. A comparable number of names of the much more numerous Iraqi dead were also read.
Others asked quite publicly.
A question of law students, by law students, and for law students, North Yard Harvard, March 20, 2007 – Invasion + 4 years, “Complicit HLS Alums, Chertoff*, Gonzales, You?”
Gotta go hear what Dave Weinberger has to say about the Internets saving democracy. BBL -r
*I’m making you hunt for the Michael Chertoff Wikipedia link, because I have not yet posted about his visit to his alma mater the night before George W. Bush signed the Military Commissions Act of 2006. Coincidence? After he spoke, a phalanx of secret service men escorted him out of the Ames Court Room. The HLS website offers a brief synop and a Realmedia webcast, but does not mention that the event was cohosted by the HLS Federalist Society.
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April 29, 2007 @ 6:04 pm
[…] Ok. I’m being just a bit melodramatic. I discovered that Harvard Law School is not totally a branch office of the Federalist Society, when the Legal Left took me to dinner1, again when Unbound had their Resistance conference, and again on the 4th anniversary of the invasion. But I am still getting over the Milgram reception given to Chertoff. […]