As I have written before, I am addicted to the dumpster fire that is the Trump White House. I follow the great one on the Twitter, not willing to wait for the (so dishonest, failing, so sad) media to inform me of the next firestorm. I can’t get enough of Sean Spicer’s ties or Kellyanne Conway putting her feet up on the presidential couch.
Doing what I do for a living, I can’t help but dissect a lot of it from the legal point of view. It’s like living through Watergate again. Recently, a bunch of legal ethics factotums, mostly professors and a few lecturers at some of the big schools, filed an ethics complaint with the D.C. Bar against attorney Conway over her misstep with the “Bowling Green Massacre” and her shilling for Ivanka Trump goods when it appeared that some department stores were going to drop the line. The lawyers’ ethics blogs and listservs got all worked up about this, though the media, wisely, mostly ignored it.
