8legs: Samuel a. alito jr.

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I worked for Justice Alito. What I saw up close shatters the media smear

A Louisiana solicitor general and former clerk recalls Justice Samuel Alito as kind, humble, and thoughtful in chambers.
The author disputes media depictions of Alito as 'aggrieved' or unhappy, calling them a false narrative.
The clerk describes how Alito lightweight workloads for clerks and rarely raised his voice.
Lunches with the justice were simple, sometimes with Campbell’s soup, illustrating his modest approach.
The clerk recalls the justice’s supportive reaction to family visits and personal moments.
The article frames the clerks’ experience as evidence against a stereotype of the justice’s temperament.
The author emphasizes Alito’s quiet leadership and appreciation for clerks’ efforts.
The clerk attributes personal growth to Alito’s mentorship during the year in chambers.
The piece frames Alito as deeply thoughtful in handling his duties and clerks’ workloads.
The article presents a personal narrative that counters broader media narratives about the justice.

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