“…It includes not only the libertarians, who are the primary focus of Decker's and Hollis-Brusky's books, but also business representatives, social conservatives, nationalists, and Tea Party activists (Heinz, Southworth, and Paik 2003). The lawyers for these different constituencies hold very different views about policy priorities (Southworth 2008, 101–10; Hollis-Brusky and Wilson 2017). For example, business representatives and libertarians do not share the religious right's opposition to same-sex marriage and commitment to outlawing abortion, and libertarians and social conservatives are not particularly interested in advancing business advocates’ priorities, such as limiting class actions and tort liability for corporations.…”