>The 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center has zero chance of eliciting such
>a response, and I think it's dangerous for the Left to fit this case into
>the general paradigm of righteous political lawyering.
Neither is defending mobsters. But that doesn't mean the government should eavesdrop on Tony Soprano's lawyer.
>The point here is that the best lawyers for those accused of being
>terrorists are people who don't sympathize with their politics.
That's not for us, or the government, to decide. You're sounding more like a State Department socialist every day.
Doug