Title: Conservatives should reject Bork
Product review: I am a person of mixed Libertarian/Conservative views and I must say I hated this book. Bork's basic argument is that the government should control people's lives for their own good. He supports censorship. Most of his arguments are made up of quoting George Will and Thomas Sowell (i.e. people who agree with him.) He includes the lyrics of a Nine Inch Nails song to show how terrible America is today, never thinking that the lyrics were a comment of what Trent Reznor feels rather than a glorification of violence. I can't believe that a man of Mr. Borks intellectual stature would be able to seriously say that we only have rights "within reason" and that puritans like him should determine what is within reason. Read P. J. O'Rourke or Milton Friedman instead
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