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Borking: Perhaps the most galling domestic injustice of the Eighties was the deceptive campaign by which the Left denied Robert Bork a seat on the Supreme Court.

From Ted Kennedy’s outrageous “In Robert Bork’s America . . .” speech to Joe Biden’s shameless manipulation of the approval process, the Bork case is a classic specimen for retrospective examination, a textbook example of what the Senate’s role should not be in giving advice and consent on presidential nominations.

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William F. Buckley Jr.

Borking: Perhaps the most galling domestic injustice of the Eighties was the deceptive campaign by which the Left denied Robert Bork a seat on the Supreme Court.

From Ted Kennedy’s outrageous “In Robert Bork’s America . . .” speech to Joe Biden’s shameless manipulation of the approval process, the Bork case is a classic specimen for retrospective examination, a textbook example of what the Senate’s role should not be in giving advice and consent on presidential nominations.