Optimism, both cautious and unreserved following the election of Donald Trump, flowed through crowded halls of Washington’s Mayflower Hotel on Thursday as the conservative Federalist Society opened its annual national convention.
Josh Blackman of South Texas College of Law described as a “wake” the atmosphere four years ago, as President Obama would begin his second term.
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