Lawyer Problem
The U.S. has an unprecedented number of lawyers, with one for every 250 people, resulting in a legalistic approach to institutions. This overrepresentation of lawyers, particularly in power, shapes how society views bureaucracy and expertise. Additionally, the political landscape is heavily influenced by lawyers, as every Democratic presidential nominee since Carter has attended law school, highlighting a trend towards legal training in leadership roles.In this clip
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How Liberals — Yes, Liberals — Are Hobbling Government
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