I’ve gotten quite tired of Eugene Volokh. He’s a smart guy but his opinions are so informed by libertarianism (I won’t go into what I think about that since I’ve discussed it several times), he’s just tiring.<\/p>\n
But in today’s Volokh Conspiracy whatever-you-call-this thing (a blog? I’m not sure), he offered this marvel:<\/p>\n
Disgruntled Republican Sues Republican Party for Political Malpractice<\/a> <\/em><\/p>\n Posted: 22 Aug 2013 03:44 PM PDT<\/em><\/p>\n No, really, see Fitch v. Republican Party (Cal. Super. Ct. filed Aug. 19, 2013)<\/a>, which alleges, among other things, \u201cProfessional Negligence\u201d consisting of the breach of the \u201clegal duty of care, to take care of their constituents with job market protection\u201d and the breach of a \u201cduty to make[] sure the Republican corporate members are well taken care of with plentiful job markets, security from criminals, [and] lots of ability to home and nest for their lineages.\u201d Many Republicans would entirely sympathize with the general political malpractice allegations (if not the specific details), though probably without endorsing litigation as a solution.<\/em><\/p>\n The post Disgruntled Republican Sues Republican Party for Political Malpractice<\/a> appeared first on The Volokh Conspiracy<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’ve gotten quite tired of Eugene Volokh. He’s a smart guy but his opinions are so informed by libertarianism (I won’t go into what I think about that since I’ve discussed it several times), he’s just tiring. But in today’s … Continue reading