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Tue 2 Jan, 2007 06:58 am
Interesting, Sowell appears to have had Nifong figured out from day one:
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=Nzc3NTE4NzY1ZTdlZTY5ODZjOThkNjQ3ZTJjZWI4Mjc=
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...Nifong's actions are inexplicable only if you assume that his purpose was to get at the truth about what actually happened at the party where the stripper claimed to have been raped.
That assumption has never been made in this column. From day one, I have never believed that this case was about rape, about the Duke lacrosse players, or about the "exotic dancers" or strippers.
District Attorney Nifong's actions are perfectly consistent and logical from start to finish, once you see that this case is about Nifong's own career.
Let us go back to square one. Where was Nifong before this case came along?
He had worked in the district attorney's office for years and was appointed interim district attorney himself only after the previous district attorney left to become a judge. Now Nifong faced a tough election against a woman he had once fired and who would undoubtedly fire him if she became district attorney...
Nifong needs to go. No doubt.
The only remaining question with Nifong is whether he ends up in slam or psych lockup. The guy who really needs to go is the president (Brodhead) of Duke. If Thomas Sowell could figure this thing out in one day, it should not have taken Brodhead more than two or three days, he's sitting right there on top of the thing.
did your girlfriend sleep with a a Duke basketball player or something back in the day? Cause you sure seem intent on making this about Duke University.....