Obama Campaign Does Debate Cleanup On Social Security Answer

FDR was a Wall-street lawyer. Lincoln and Clarence Darrow were both "big money" lawyers for the Railroads (the most evil and powerful industry of that day). Legislation is bad or good based on the legislation, not who was involved in writing it (and to claim that ONE person created the whole thing is just hyperbole).

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I agree with you about evaluating legislation (on its own merits).

With ACA, it's lousy legislation in so far as providing affordable quality medical treatment for everyone, written by the insurance industry's Liz Fowler and Steve Larsen.  

Also FWIW, FDR was a corporate lawyer for about a minute and a half (less than 2 years) - Then he went into public service.  As lawyers, FDR, Lincoln and Darrow were "for hire".   In public service, the hat one wears is different than the hat one wears as a corporate lawyer and some do it better than others.

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