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br> Re; Tracy Robinson's Bork's Law : /p>

Must point out to the author of this piece -- the Honorable Robert H. Bork is not alone in his hermeneutic for interpretation of Constitutional Law. But Robert H. Bork rightly reflects the views of such founding fathers as James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, James Wilson, and later Justice Joseph Story -- and I dare claim many others residing in and active in our government and judiciary prior to FDR's reconstruction of the Supreme Court 1937-41. This was prior to the fraud of Everson v. Board of Education, 1947, when fellow travelers of the Soviet Communist system (ACLU attorney Leo Pfeffer, and Jurist Felix Frankfurter) worked with the Ku Klux Klansman Hugo Black, and a majority of jurists appointed by FDR to change the Constitution by changing the Court. Fraud was instituted as legal precedent and America lost sight of our Constitution. Can it be restored? I do not know -- but not without a struggle.

p>My position is gleaned from Robert Bork's works The Tempting of America and Slouching Toward Gomorrah and Philip Hamburger's Separation of Church and State ; John Eidsmoe's The Christian Legal Advisor and Christianity and the Constitution

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