Ron Coleman, an attorney who was on the legal team for former President Donald Trump’s campaign in Pennsylvania, said in a recent interview that lawyers who back conservative causes face blowback in their professions. In a conversation with investor Adam Townsend, released on Feb. 25, Coleman said that the backlash that lawyers face for representing right-of-center causes and clients is leading to a “flattening of mores” where “outrage theater” prevails in pet areas of liberal concern but meaningful outrage is discouraged in complicated issues like someone wrongly accused of being a white supremacist. “Attorneys in corporate law firms have lost the ability to represent conservatives for the foreseeable future. I’ve lost, one way or another, two jobs in corporate law firms because of my involvement with right-of-center causes,” he said. Coleman has been in the news for representing Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes in a defamation lawsuit against the Southern Poverty Law Center …