TaxProf Blog reports that former Attorney General John Ashcroft joins the ranks of the law professorate on July 1, 2005 as Distinguished Professor of Law and Government at Regent University School of Law. From Regent’s press release:
Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft will serve Regent University in its new Center for Law and Justice beginning July 1, 2005, as a Distinguished Professor of Law and Government. In his new role, Ashcroft will teach law and government courses….
Ashcroft is the second major politician to recently join a law faculty this year: former Senator and Vice Presidential nominee John Edwards accepted a faculty position at the University of North Carolina (blogged here).
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What class is he teaching, “How to violate the US Constitution and get away with it”?
Let the Eagle Soar!
so? If you don’t like his class, don’t take it.
heck as if every other university professor (many taxpayer funded) were teaching the merits of the constitution and liberty!
what merits are you talking about again? What kind of donkey are you? What liberty you speak of in the same line with an Elizabethan dreamer such as Ashcroft? and what merits of the constitution in the same line with a man who wants trample all over the fourth amendment without even considering at least revising it to make it legal? you must be another Dixie Chick hater because Ashcroft’s piece of shit “Let the Eagle Soar” did not became a bill board hit!
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