...and tonight at BigLaw, where most attorneys describe themselves as Clintonian Democrats, who are not oblivious to the stampede that exists blocks away and holds up traffic and brings out the police who hold up that orange mesh to enclose people and arrest them and bring out the ire in absolutely everyone, the Firm decided to become host to a "bipartisan dinner." "Why bipartisan?" I asked. "What if I don't fit into either party's profile? Can I still have dinner?" I always ask the really tough questions.
9.02.2004
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...and tonight at BigLaw, where most attorneys describe themselves as Clintonian Democrats, who are not oblivious to the stampede that exists blocks away and holds up traffic and brings out the police who hold up that orange mesh to enclose people and arrest them and bring out the ire in absolutely everyone, the Firm decided to become host to a "bipartisan dinner." "Why bipartisan?" I asked. "What if I don't fit into either party's profile? Can I still have dinner?" I always ask the really tough questions.
...and tonight at BigLaw, where most attorneys describe themselves as Clintonian Democrats, who are not oblivious to the stampede that exists blocks away and holds up traffic and brings out the police who hold up that orange mesh to enclose people and arrest them and bring out the ire in absolutely everyone, the Firm decided to become host to a "bipartisan dinner." "Why bipartisan?" I asked. "What if I don't fit into either party's profile? Can I still have dinner?" I always ask the really tough questions.
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