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Robert Bork - Constitutional Precedent

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Judge Bork explains why in Constitutional law, precedent is less important than elsewhere. http://www.libertypen.com

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  • @framptonorchablis Please provide a reference for that quote. It sounds like something a Bork-hater made up.

  • Thank you for posting this, LibertyPen.

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  • Funny how someone says a married couple has a right to privacy but no one else does...terrible. Craziness

  • Leave it to Bork to hate any kind of right to privacy. He's probably against Miranda rights too.

  • @framptonorchablis

    the problem with right to privacy is that there is no way to define it, and any definition by a court outside actual constitutional text is arbitrary

  • AHHHH, Bork! The beginning of the end when it comes to politicians working together! Thanks to the recoil from the Left "Borking" this guy from becoming a member of The Supreme Court back in Reagan's day, which was not a bad thing at all, these jackasses on The Left and The Right will never work together! This country is doomed!

  • @framptonorchablis I disagree -

    By right he meant Constitutional right.

    He's more courageous than anyone in that he doesn't hide.

  • i never slouched toward Gomorrah...I LUNGED AT IT!!

  • A man that should not have been a chief justice but instead a president.Those that comment about freedoms without ever reading or understand intent of the constituion carry with it little weight.

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