Of course flip flop Lindsay isn't sticking to this. No idea how anyone, not even Republicans can stand this guy. I'd trust the cracked out Sham Wow guy selling me beach front property in Beruit over Lyin' Lindsay
"You can use my words against me"
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He’s in a dead heat with a Democrat...in South Carolina. Enough said.
Maybe tell R presidents to not nominate sh!tbags for the job.
His explanation for the flip flop makes no sense whatsoever. Sounds good to the MAGAs I guess.
His letter really lacks credibility since the 2nd time he was quoted as saying the vote should wait was after the Kavanaugh hearings, Selective outrage, What a leader.
Alito was confirmed 58-42. The big knock against him was he wasn’t a woman and that he’d written suggestions for attacking Roe.
I happen to like Bork a great deal as an advocate and an academic. Go read Slouching Toward Gomorrah and try to argue he was a reasonable pick.
Kennedy, Souter, Alito, and Roberts were easy appointments.
Thomas and Alito were accused of sexual harassment. Harriet Miers was a ridiculous to nomination meant to provide cover for not picking a women to replace O’Connor.
I happen to like Bork a great deal as an advocate and an academic. Go read Slouching Toward Gomorrah and try to argue he was a reasonable pick.
Kennedy, Souter, Alito, and Roberts were easy appointments.
Thomas and Alito were accused of sexual harassment. Harriet Miers was a ridiculous to nomination meant to provide cover for not picking a women to replace O’Connor.
Bork was the only unprincipled member of the Nixon administration not to resign in the face of an order to fire Archibald Cox after Nixon promised no interference in the special prosecutor’s investigation. After being placed on the court of appeals, he proceeded to opine that there was no right to privacy and suggest the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was unconstitutional. He further argued against anti-trust laws, suggesting that lack of competition is of for consumer. This fascination with Bork is misplaced.
His anti-trust work informs modern anti-trust law. The guy was an academic giant.
His constitutional principles would have been terrifying at the Supreme Court level. He didn’t believe they Bill of Rights should have been incorporated. Conservatives would have hated him.
