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My Day With Milton Hirsch.

I like Milt Hirsch.
Good lawyer, funny guy, he's gonna make a great judge.
But Milt, seriously, please stop following me around. He's everywhere.
Here he is with some other old white guys at the FACDL pro bono public defender event yesterday. I saw him again later at Stearns Weaver for the Bob Graham fundraiser for legal aid -- buy Senator Graham's new book on participatory democracy, btw. And thank you for your support, Senator.
It got a little much, however, when I was getting dressed this morning and Milt picked out my tie and handed me my shirt.
Miltie, please -- enough already. You have my support, you have my money, yes I will do a fundraiser.
What more can I offer?
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