An honors graduate of Harvard Law School, Dan Williams has taught law at Harvard and Northeastern University, after twenty years as a prominent courtroom litigator. Among his many high-profile cases is the litigation that led to the ending of capital punishment in New York. His book, Executing Justice (St. Martin’s Press), was described as “one of the most important books on race in America.” Dan is currently a practicing psychotherapist.
They’re all trying to trump Trump, and maybe with the latest flap, this may have finally happened. I’m referring, of course, to Trump stumbling into the absurd claim that women ought to be “punished” for having abortions, and then predictably retreating from it. If this proves true, then the trumping of Trump didn’t happen by Read More…
