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Article: The Bork Nomination
- Article from:
- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- October 5, 1987
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THE UNCHARACTERISTIC silence in this space over the past couple
of weeks on a hot, controversial topic has been the silence of second
thoughts. When Judge Robert H. Bork was nominated to the Supreme
Court, we hoped and expected to be able to support his
confirmation-comfortably and unequivocally-even though his political
inclinations are far from our own. Those many aspects of the
campaign against him that did not resemble an argument so much as a
lynching only reinforced our original instinct. But we find, at the
end of a period of total immersion in the subject-the written record,
the testimony for and against Judge Bork and, most tellingly, the
testimony by him-that we cannot.
By now ...
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Transcript: Judge Robert Bork Weighs in on Supreme Court ...
Hannity & Colmes (Fox News Network);
September 5, 2005 ;
700+ words
... ... Supreme Court nominee Judge Robert Bork. Judge Bork, welcome back. Did you know the chief justice well? JUDGE ROBERT BORK, FORMER SUPREME COURT NOMINEE ... be of that quality. COLMES: Judge Bork, it's Alan Colmes. Welcome ...
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