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Here Come the Judges: The courts in the balance
National Review, August 14, 2000 by Robert H. Bork
Al Gore is right about one central issue in this fall's election: The Supreme Court and our personal liberties are at stake. The fundamental liberty enshrined in the Constitution is the liberty to govern ourselves. Should Gore become president, greater and greater portions of that liberty will be lost.
The liberal bloc of the Court is sublimely indifferent to the opinions of most Americans, to the Constitution, and to the laws that elected representatives enact. The pity of it is that the American electorate is supinely indifferent to these depredations.
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