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		By: Anonymous Attorney		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Conservative or libertarian law students considering academic careers?  Why not?  They probably stand as good a chance getting hired there as anywhere else.  Which is to say &quot;not good.&quot;

I once interviewed with the Manhattan DA.  I made it to the second level of interviews.  I faced three female DA&#039;s who sat at the far end of the table.  One asked about my first summer internship, which was with a conservative/libertarian legal group.  Her jaw hit the floor.  Her sisters practically got ANGRY with me for daring to present myself to them.

I was never called back.

Let it be a cautionary tale to today&#039;s law student.  Maybe things have changed, but I doubt it.  Unless you&#039;re guaranteed a job somewhere or with someone who doesn&#039;t care, be very careful about what you reveal about your politics.  It is probably different for Harvard or Yale students -- you&#039;re so high up, nobody really cares what your politics are.  But the rest of us have to keep in mind that the legal profession, like academia, has a strong left-wing orientation, and it is not interested in &quot;diversity&quot;.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Conservative or libertarian law students considering academic careers?  Why not?  They probably stand as good a chance getting hired there as anywhere else.  Which is to say &#8220;not good.&#8221;</p>
<p>I once interviewed with the Manhattan DA.  I made it to the second level of interviews.  I faced three female DA&#8217;s who sat at the far end of the table.  One asked about my first summer internship, which was with a conservative/libertarian legal group.  Her jaw hit the floor.  Her sisters practically got ANGRY with me for daring to present myself to them.</p>
<p>I was never called back.</p>
<p>Let it be a cautionary tale to today&#8217;s law student.  Maybe things have changed, but I doubt it.  Unless you&#8217;re guaranteed a job somewhere or with someone who doesn&#8217;t care, be very careful about what you reveal about your politics.  It is probably different for Harvard or Yale students &#8212; you&#8217;re so high up, nobody really cares what your politics are.  But the rest of us have to keep in mind that the legal profession, like academia, has a strong left-wing orientation, and it is not interested in &#8220;diversity&#8221;.</p>
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