He helped transform the ACLU from an organization that mostly wrote briefs on major cases to one that represented individual clients before the high court.
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As legal director for 15 years, he made the A.C.L.U. a more aggressive organization and worked with Ruth Bader Ginsburg before she became a United States Supreme Court justice.
different areas in that area. we also have location out in denver with secondary business operation center where we re hiring for a broker for a call center there as well as i.t. people in denver. when we talk about, jane, real quickly, though because i want to get to the president s job speech tonight. from a business perspective, what do companies in your estimation need to hear right now to flourish and have the confidence to start hiring again? well, i think that all of the companies need to hear the president give us a good message tonight. but i think for scottrade, it won t change what we do and how we re growing. so i believe for a lot of companies, this is an important speech. it is to us, but we will continue to grow and to add jobs. jane wulf, thanks for your time. thank you so much. if you have a company you d like to see us cover, please
the political spotlight shifts to washington and president obama. his joint speech to congress may be one of the administration s final chances in his term to present an economic policy that will resinate with voters and spur national job growth. republican leaders have already voiced their concerns. the american people shouldn t be forced to watch some politician they don t want to listen to. and frankly most of them would rather watch a football game. what is surprising is the president s apparent determination to apply the same government-driven policies that have already been tried and failed. the definition of insanity, albert einstein once famously put it is to do the same thing over and over again and expect a different result. who doesn t love that einstein quote? i know i do. reporter: and who doesn t love football, thomas? i know. who doesn t love football? we have a live report coming from the field this hour. but let s talk about the big night for the whit