This is the kind of thing the Justice does on a daily basis, without seeking attention for it. He is a terrific person and mentor. And he practices what he preaches--he's incredibly kind to everyone.
A few months ago, I wrote a letter to Justice Gorsuch asking for advice as I make my way through law school. It was an extremely pleasant surprise to come home to a response from him. Fantastic advice; regardless of whether you are a lawyer or not.pic.twitter.com/yzYxSJfnxG
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Gorsuch is my favorite. Fantastic writer, and he seems like a genuine person.
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He is absolutely genuine. You might be interested in checking out his forthcoming book, where he talks more about his advice for law students: https://www.amazon.com/Republic-If-You-Can-Keep/dp/0525576789 …. Including in a great piece, "Ten Things to Do in Your First Ten Years After Graduation."
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It’s been on my radar for a while! I’m sure it will provide tons of fantastic advice going into my 2nd year, as well.
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starting law school here in a couple weeks. Amazing letter. Thanks for sharing.
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Good luck to you! You will do just fine. 1L year flies by..
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So I assume you are going frame shopping this weekend? So cool!
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Yes! And you may publish this on your site
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Thank you so much for sharing. I know this will be treasured by you forever. Justice Gorsuch has proven, once again, to be an exquisite human being. I’m definitely a fan of his & now yours! You seem humble & genuine. Best of luck to you and all of your future endeavors.
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Thank you very much!
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Hmm. I probably would have made a photocopy and redacted that, rather than redacting the original letter....but it’s your letter, so your call. Either way, nice to see you got a response. Any reason you picked him?
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Haha, iredacted via Snapchat; I didn’t actually take a sharpie and mark the letter up. But Gorsuch is my favorite on the court. Kagan is a close second.
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My advice is don't accept a stolen SCOTUS seat, because it's unethical.
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Again some left nutcrack cant just admit they lost, seat wasnt stolen its politics, dems do the same, so go back to your home, feed your 16 cats, and live your lonely, self indulgent life, no true American wants to listen to you whine and cry, just be happy for the kid.
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FACTS: the Dems have never stolen a SCOTUS seat; law students are not kids; I only have one cat
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They tried to. Justice Scalia died under suspicious circumstances with no autopsy, then they were trying to push Merrick through on a PRESIDENTIAL election year. Gorsuch and Kavanaugh were not. Let's not forget Obama nominated Kagan & Sotomayor in midterm election.
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You can’t argue with these conspiracy theorists.
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I know, I blocked her. Sometimes I can't hold back!
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It never went for a vote. At the most, Garland was deprived of the chance to become but the not the SCOTUS seat. Just an observation, from a non-American.
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