Nope -- in the US, "lawyer" and "attorney" are synonymous and require admission to the practice of law. She has said she practiced corporate law, she's said she has served as outside counsel to the World Bank and as general counsel to a California nonprofit. It's a lie, and it's a pretty big deal.

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The usage you describe didn't appear until just this week.

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Until I see a reference that says otherwise, you are spreading misinformation.

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You’ve now been given multiple sources that say otherwise. Time to admit you were wrong.

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The BAR exam? Do you think it’s an acronym? Oh, this ought to be good. Tell me, what do you think it stands for? “Barrister Aptitude Review”? What? Also, there have been many, many, cited sources in this thread showing that you’re wrong. You just don’t want to take the L.

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