As the Senate takes up Robert Bork' nomination to the Supreme Court, Senators heatedly deny they have been misinformed about his beliefs. He has been characterized as racist, sexist, sterilizer and bedroom spy during his careers as a Yale law professor, U.S. solicitor general or appeals judge. As judge, he's sided with the minority plaintiff in seven of eight cases. There is ample evidence that Bork has been reasonable, mainstream and unbiased throughout his careers. The American Bar Association (ABA) in its Code of Professional Ethics states that lawyers should be "honest with their clients regarding their personal beliefs and opinions. The liberal Advocacy Institute will hold a seminar on how the left beat Bork. The theme is that, "facts count, but symbols may count even more."
As the Senate takes up Robert Bork' nomination to the Supreme Court, Senators heatedly deny they have been misinformed about his beliefs. He has been characterized as racist, sexist, sterilizer and bedroom spy during his careers as a Yale law professor, U.S. solicitor general or appeals judge. There is ample evidence that Bork has been reasonable, mainstream and unbiased throughout his careers. The American Bar Association (ABA) in its Code of Professional Ethics states that lawyers should be "honest with their clients regarding their personal beliefs and opinions. The liberal Advocacy Institute will hold a seminar on how the left beat Bork. The theme is that, "facts count, but symbols may count even more."