The "clients from hell" find an attorney

The Powerline.com bloggers are outstanding attorneys.

Today, one of them, Paul Mirenkoff, posts "The clients from hell:"

All attorneys have had them, clients who take the fun out of practicing law. One sub-species is the client with a losing case who can't understand why you're not cleaning the other side's clock.
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Recall the story about the client who asked John Roberts how he could have lost a case in the Supreme Court 9-0, to which Roberts replied "because there are only nine Justices."

The Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee have their own clients from hell -- the juvenile left-wing of their party.

Mirenkoff then tells us more about the "clients from hell," even naming an attorney who was so eager to represent those clients, he cancelled his ski vacation.

And who was that?

Hint: He owns 5 large homes, 3 SUVs, travels in private jets and was The Sierra Club's "environmental presidential candidate" in 2004.

Bonus hint: There are lots of stories about him pushing to the front of restaurant lines and asking the person in charge, "Do you know who I am?"

You really didn't need the bonus hint, did you?

Anyway, Mirenkoff tells us more about Senator Kerry, "the opportunistic and mildly disreputable lawyer emerging from the shadows (or in this case the ski slopes)," and his "clients from hell" right here.

I ended up laughing. I bet you will, too.