Ann has the details behind the Clinton campaign's charges of "embellishment" (oh, my!), but calls the issue a "distraction from the list as a whole."
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1. Posted by Christian Prophet on March 31, 2008 @ 11:10 | Permalink
I believe as more and more truth comes out about Obama, people will be sorry they so quickly jumped on his bandwagon. See:
http://christianprophecy.blogspot.com/
2. Posted by M.D. Fatwa on March 31, 2008 @ 12:22 | Permalink
We always called him "Professor" when I was there.
Other "senior lecturers" included Richard Posner and Frank Easterbrook. Except we always called them "Judge".
3. Posted by Christine on March 31, 2008 @ 14:20 | Permalink
I have several times referred to Richard Posner as a law professor. I guess I'm a big fat liar, too.
Obviously, we all know that within a law school, the use of titles carries more weight than probably useful. Everyone is a "small p" professor, but not everyone is a "Professor of Law" or even "Assistant" or "Associate" Professor. As someone who was a lecturer for five years while teaching legal writing, I definitely get it. However, to the outside world, everyone who teaches at a law school is a professor. Was he supposed to refer to himself as a "constitutional law lecturer?" This is silly.
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