Paul Gowder: Who among us can forget when George Wallace said "I draw the line in the dust and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny and I say competitive markets today competitive markets tomorrow competitive markets forever."

Who among us can forget when George Wallace said "I draw the line in the dust and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny and I say competitive markets today competitive markets tomorrow competitive markets forever."

yet again, im here to offer anyone a ride to the library, will help w basic research and documentation, and i will throw in lunch just please stop trying to be so edgy

Man, though, when Bull Connor set the dogs on the Cravath M&A department, that was fucked up

Lines drawn in the dust are very weak in the law. The law is used to strong winds.

The law doth break with a mighty wind. - Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice II: Two Merchants, Too Venice.

Bob Jones University v. United States addressed market regulations, right?

Lord, forgive me for laughing. But that was funny.

when my daddy bought a WALLACE WAS RIGHT bumper sticker it was because he believed in strong monetary policy and fiscal regulation from the administrative state, he just didn't phrase it that way if you asked him

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