Ambulance Chasers and other Democrats

A Rose By Any Other Name is a filthy Democrat.

In Orwellian fashion, leftist organizations finding themselves discredited go, not for remedial cleansing action, but a name change.  Global Warming science becomes Climate Change.  ACORN, the systemically criminal "community organizers" so vital to Democrat's election fortunes, describe in a memo : “ “The name ACORN has been dragged through the mud, and we are coming across a number of people and groups who want to work with us, want to support the work we have been doing, but feel that they can only do so if we change our name.” ”   The American Trial Lawyers Association (ATLA), also deemed vital to sustaining Democrat Party rule, found themselves personified by sleazy television lawyers like Seinfeld's Jackie Chiles.  The solution?  All together now - Name change.  Voila! I give you the The American Association for Justice.  Nothing but the name changed, of course.  The AJA is still "Protecting America's Civil Justice System," so long as there are deep pockets to be plumbed. Behavior that earned them public disapprobation continues unabated.  To wit: Trial lawyers launch Union Station ad blitz “ Metro commuters shouldn't expect much feel-good holiday cheer when they pass through Union Station this December. That's because the American Association for Justice has bought up all the advertising space to remind Senate staffers that 98,000 people die each year from preventable medical errors. The group, formerly known as the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, reserved the space to push back against a now-familiar Republican talking point that limiting the rewards from medical liability lawsuits would make health care more affordable for everyone. Republicans have seized on the potential savings to doctors and patients from capping these rewards as another reason to put strict limits in place as part of the health care overhaul. The Association for Justice wants to remind people why these lawsuits exist in the first place. Panels blanketing the station's Metro stop will tell people passing through that, "98,000 patients may die annually from medical errors...That's like two 737s crashing every day for a while year...Tort law changes won't fix health care...Tell Congress to put patients first." ” Your cross, Mr. Chiles.