Title: Bork's book is based on ideology, not thorough research.
Product review: I am a conservative myself, and hoped that Bork's latest offering would provide some keen insights into what truly caused the perceived "moral breakdown" of society. Instead, Bork gives a hollow diatribe against everything from the Supreme Court to popular music. As an observer of our court system, Bork's findings on the judiciary do have some merit. But his railings against modern music, for example, are baseless. Who's to say, for example, that George Gershwin has more musicianship than all current songwriters? I recently heard Bork refer to Marilyn Manson as "gangster rap," proving that his knowledge of basic popular culture is quite lacking
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